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  • krobison
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2007
    • 734
    #1

    Some commentary on recent PacBio paper (and GnuBio)

    Over at my blog I have two posts commenting on a recent Nucleic Acids Research Paper from PacBio giving more details on the performance of their circular consensus sequencing: the first is a bit more directly on the paper & the second is filling in a gap in the first one.

    Also, before that I posted on GnuBio, which would also fit in this forum.

    Intelligent disagreement or shading of my comments is always welcome!
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    • nilshomer
      Nils Homer
      • Nov 2008
      • 1283
      #2
      Originally posted by krobison View Post
      Over at my blog I have two posts commenting on a recent Nucleic Acids Research Paper from PacBio giving more details on the performance of their circular consensus sequencing: the first is a bit more directly on the paper & the second is filling in a gap in the first one.

      Also, before that I posted on GnuBio, which would also fit in this forum.

      Intelligent disagreement or shading of my comments is always welcome!
      Nice blog (I've been following for a while), and nice paper in BIB.

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