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Wednesday, 25 July 2012

23 And Me and Me: Part 3

In which I get a nice surprise.

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Labels: 23andMe, bioinformatics, biology, data, genome, genotyping, GWAS, science, sequence, sequence analysis, sequencing, spit

Saturday, 7 July 2012

23 And Me And Me: Part 1

In which I cave in to curiosity, and get myself genotyped.

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Posted by Armchair Biologist at 11:44 No comments:
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