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hi from the west coast (of europe)

09-08-2010, 07:56 AM

Hi to everyone,

Being a biologist, I mostly tackled the molecular biology part of RNAseq and CLIP-seq experiments and I am now trying to understand and apply some of the bioinformatics behind all that.
Located in Rennes in the European far west.

yann
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