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I am a postdoc at U of Michigan in Ann Arbor. I am relatively new to sequencing data analysis. I'll be looking forward to any productive interactions in this community 
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
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Hi aozel,
I work at the UM DNA Sequencing Core, not sure by your username if you're already a client, but if you have questions or would just like to stop by & see the instruments, let me know. I handle the Illumina platform informatics, generating basecalls, troubleshooting data, etc.
We have 4 GAIIx instruments, an FLX454, an ABI Solid & we should receive HiSeqs in the next month; so it's a very exciting time here!
Christine Brennan
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Hi all,
My name is Fuka, I'm interested in NGS data analysis
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