ASHG Posters: The Agony and The Ecstasy
ASHG is a huge meeting, probably the second largest I've ever attended after ASCO. ASBMB is similar in size perhaps, though I think a hair smaller and definitely a bigger than ESHG. And certainly mu...
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ASHG is a huge meeting, probably the second largest I've ever attended after ASCO. ASBMB is similar in size perhaps, though I think a hair smaller and definitely a bigger than ESHG. And certainly mu...
ASHG is here in Boston, just down the street from Ginkgo's HQ. I'm in a new role in Ginkgo Automation, trying to convince the NGS world that our automation platform is the bee's knees. So excellent ...
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It has been 15 years since I started this blog! As typical with many of my anniversary posts, I reflect on things that I have started to do and/or have learned since the last time I wrote an annive...
Those who inspect SVs often have probably noticed many SVs fall in low-complexity regions (LCRs) or tandem repeats and they are challenging to call. How many and how challenging? I could not find a...
In this blog post, I continue to demonstrate how to analyze publicly available datasets related to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This time, I take advantage of publicly available dat...
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Sequencing by Expansion (SBX) is Roche’s new short-read sequencing technology. Roche released ...