SEQanswers mentioned for the second time in a major journal
This review/commentary mentions our humble site at the very end.
Thanks to John McPherson for the mention.
Thanks to John McPherson for the mention.
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FYI, here is a -probably non exhaustive- draft list i compiled of SEQanswers citations in scientific peer-reviewed literature (i don't have rights for opening a new thread myself here but i believe this could be of interest):
- Horner et al., Briefiengs in Bioinformatics, 2010
"readers are referred to an excellent web based discussion forum (http://seqanswers.com)"
- Trapnell and Salzberg, Nature Biotechnology, 2009
"The SeqAnswers message board (http://www.seqanswers.com) is an excellent resource for novice and expert users"
- Nielsen et al., Nature Methods, 2010
"We encourage readers to consult online resources, such as SEQanswers"
- McPherson, Nature Methods, 2009
- Flicek and Birney, Nature Methods, 2009
- Park, Nature Reviews Genetics, 2009
- Shendure and Li, Nature Biotechnology, 2008
I think it's the first time i see articles referring to an internet forum, or at least so many of them.
Please don't hesitate to complete/correct/comment/etc
cheers,
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This list is also most recently updated on the wiki...
http://seqanswers.com/wiki/The_Great...s_in_the_WorldComment
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