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  • oadebayo
    Junior Member
    • Dec 2018
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    Hello everyone

    I am new in this forum. I am a Ph.D. student in biomedical sciences. My research is on RNA sequences of multiple myeloma genes and certain chemokines. I will be posting my question as I work through my data downloads and pipelines.
    Thank you all!
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  • chansigit
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    • Sep 2018
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    nice to meet you too

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    • oadebayo
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      • Dec 2018
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      Thanks, Chansigit and QandDStairs for your warm welcome! Happy new year!!

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      • hildatate
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        • Apr 2019
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        Originally posted by Pichelsberg
        Hi. Newbie too. Let's have a great new year ahead. run 3
        Hello! I think that we find useful info on this forum!

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