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jhunter

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New to Next-gen

06-27-2012, 02:44 PM

Hi Everyone, I wanted to introduce myself. I am just starting some next-gen exome projects. My molecular biology skills are outdated by 10 years, so the learning curve will probably be pretty rough. My Bioinformatics skills are even more atrocious.
I got a BS and MS from BYU, Ph.D at UAB. Been a postdoc for too long. I am currently at TGen in Phoenix and am excited about learning Next gen.

thanks
Jesse

Jesse Hunter
TGen Senior Postdoctoral Fellow
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