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Bioinformatics Research Laboratory
Welcome to the homepage for the Bioinformatics Research Laboratory. BRL News:. « New positions in BRL that involve Genboree and epigenomics are now open » ...
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Bioinformatics Research Laboratory - Pash Comparison Method
Pash (Kalafus KJ, Jackson AR, and Milosavljevic A (2004). Pash: Efficient Genome-Scale Sequence Anchoring by Positional Hashing. Genome Research 14: 672-678 ...
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Bioinformatics Research Laboratory - Pash Comparison Method
The Human/Rat, Mouse/Rat and Human/Mouse comparisons were each completed in 4 days using 6 computers in a Linux farm using a non-optimized prototype ...
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Bioinformatics Research Laboratory
Welcome to the homepage for the Bioinformatics Research Laboratory. BRL News:. « New positions in BRL that involve Genboree and epigenomics are now open » ...
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Bioinformatics Research Laboratory - Pash Comparison Method
Pash (Kalafus KJ, Jackson AR, and Milosavljevic A (2004). Pash: Efficient Genome-Scale Sequence Anchoring by Positional Hashing. Genome Research 14: 672-678 ...
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Bioinformatics Research Laboratory
New positions in BRL that involve Genboree and epigenomics are now open » ... A map of breakpoints in the MCF-7 breast cancer cell line made by BRL grad ...
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Bioinformatics Research Laboratory
New positions in BRL that involve Genboree and epigenomics are now open » ... A map of breakpoints in the MCF-7 breast cancer cell line made by BRL grad ...
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Bioinformatics Research Laboratory - Research
Rhesus Macaque (Macaca mulatta) BAC Mapping Via PGI ... PGI has been used to map a total of 16495 unique rhesus BAC clones, gving 0.92X BAC clone coverage, ...
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Bioinformatics Research Laboratory
A map of breakpoints in the MCF-7 breast cancer cell line made by BRL grad student Oliver A. Hampton is featured in The New York Times ("The Chaos Inside a ...
 
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