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  • rtraborn
    Junior Member
    • Sep 2014
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    Hello from Bloomington, Indiana

    Hi SEQanswers community:

    I'm a postdoc at Indiana University working on promoter architecture and genome organization in diverse eukaryotes. This site has helped me out on more than one occasion and I figured it was time to officially join and start posting myself.

    I do both experimental and computational work, with a particular emphasis on the latter in recent years.

    My research interests relevant to this site include open-source bioinformatics software, high-performance computing, linux, R programming, data visualization transcriptome analysis and genome annotation.

    I work with multiple type of genomics (and functional genomics) data, especially transcriptome sequence info. I'll post questions as I encounter problems, so that in the future people in similar situations find answers sooner. This looks to be a great group, so I look forward to participating.

    Sincerely,

    Taylor Raborn

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