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Hello from Beijing, China

01-27-2010, 11:15 PM

Hi guys,

This is Natalya from Beijing.
I am 29 yrs old, Male. (My ID is from my favorate game charactor, female, but my self is a boy ^^)

I have been working with "The Next Generation Seuqencing" for 3 yrs, as an bio-info staff. I know something of GA and a little of SOLiD but short with exparimental issue. I want to learn something from this bbs and willingly to share what I know.

Thanks all!

Natalya
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