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entropy

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Newbie. May ask a lot of stupid questions.

01-17-2010, 07:19 PM

Hi all.

Well, I've been tasked with sequencing and annotating a bacteria for a postdoc project.

I'm a hair away from defending my PhD in Molecular Genetics so I've got the wet lab skills. I've a TAed genomics and bioinformatics courses so I know the theory. Unfortunately my practical experience has been limited to a bit of blast, fasta and clustal

Very happy to have found this community I'm certain there will be some stumbling blocks along the way.

Cheers

Entropy
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preetin7

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03-07-2011, 06:12 PM

Hi all

am a 2nd yr PhD student, new to bioinformatics,, i have been working on gap filling, annotation of bacterial genomes,, new to annotation and comparative genomics
glad to find this community
cheerz
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