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  • weasteam
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    • Dec 2008
    • 26

    #1

    solexa data

    hi,

    I am new here, I am going to analyze the solexa data but I still do not know what is the solexa data looks like? could anyone please show me an example of solexa data?

    what kind of software will be used in solexa data analysis?
    and what's the aim of solexa data analysis? (to remove the adapters and join the new fragments? I am not sure)
  • xuer
    Member
    • Sep 2008
    • 17

    #2
    Originally posted by weasteam View Post
    hi,

    I am new here, ......
    and what's the aim of solexa data analysis? )
    ask the person who know your project please.

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    • weasteam
      Member
      • Dec 2008
      • 26

      #3
      Originally posted by xuer View Post
      ask the person who know your project please.
      hi, xuer, thank you for your replay. Since I have not get any data about my project, I guess no one would know it. I just want to take a view of other's data which might be similar to mine, with these data I could test some software so that I could get start the progress of solexa analysis much sooner when I get my data.

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