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Data acquisition, data storage, and data presentation in a modern genetics laboratory.
Reviews in immunogenetics - 1 Jan 2000
Geraghty D E, Fortelny S, Guthrie B, Irving M, Pham H, Wang R, Daza R, Nelson B, Stonehocker J, Williams L, Vu Q
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Modern genetic analysis can be divided into three main areas of investigation. The first is data acquisition, in the form of genomic sequence and the cataloguing of polymorphism data of the single nucleotide polymorphism variety (so called SNPs). Once identified, such genetic information can be adapted into high throughput tests to examine genetic information in large populations, making the analysis of...
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