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  • mgabrielli@partek.com
    Registered Vendor
    • Nov 2009
    • 19
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    Next-Gen Seq Data Analysis course in Copenhagen June 16-18th

    Hi!

    You are welcome to register to this complimentary Partek course that covers both NGS data analysis as well as microarray data analysis.

    The registration link is here:

    Partek Flow software
    https://www.partek.com/workshops
    User-friendly bioinformatics software for the analysis and visualization of multiomic data.


    Looking forward to seeing you at the course!

    Mikaela

    Marketing for Partek
    Partek Flow software
    https://www.partek.com
    User-friendly bioinformatics software for the analysis and visualization of multiomic data.
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