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  • skbrimer
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    • Mar 2014
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    Hello SEQanswers

    This is my first post in this community, I have been working with the Ion Torrent PGM for the last 2 years and getting pretty good at getting good, repeatable information. However I'm getting to the point where I need to start doing deep analysis of our work and be able to present it. Which is what brings me here to learn from the community and hopefully glean enough knowledge to be able to do my fast evolving job.

    The more I learn about the bioinformatics side of NGS the more I feel like I'm drinking from the fire-hose! My biggest goal is to find a direction to start in and get going.

    Here's to a new adventure!
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