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    Dear All,

    As I told in my introduction, I'm very much new to NGS world and i'm trying to figure out what is NGS and the related process involved in this from lad to data analysis tools and its procedures and the problems related to it. But unfortunately i m not able to get hold an article or siting which can act as a bible for NGS.

    I request any one down here to help me and other new comers to this filed of science in understanding these things in a lay man point of view

  • #2
    I would start reading that article below:



    That explains alot, then search the forums for particular questions...

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    • #3
      NGS article

      hi vinumanikandan,

      this paper helped me,

      enjoy

      Aldo
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      • #4
        Originally posted by ulz_peter View Post
        then search the forums for particular questions...
        That has helped me A LOT.

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