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Sequencing experimental design and Analysis

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TOPIC : From experimental design to analysis: how to approach your sequencing project and what to do with the data.

This will cover examples of Miseq applications and points to consider (coverage, genome size etc) and use of Basespace for data QC and analysis.

This talk is part of the Sequencing Workshop series.

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