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To celebrate the DNA, I released a few new DNA models that created by 1x2 plates. The idea is to make it easy for people to build their own ... -
Inspired by the simple DNA model by Eric Harshbarger (http://www.ericharshbarger.org/lego/mini_dna.html), I decided to build one with my dau... -
I built a T4 Phage model. Phage is a virus that "eats" bacteria. Because the big size of it, I often heard people saying "My ... -
How to make a DNA model that children like to play instead just looking cool is a question that I have been thinking for the past year. I bu... -
I heard it. Oxford Nanopore will not be released for months. It has promised big and a lot. Many people are anxiously waiting them to releas... -
Some new designs of DNA double helix model using 100% LEGO pieces. -
I created this model when I first heard that BGI ordered 128 HiSeq machines. Would that be great if I have one of them? Since it costs 3/4 ... -
What an exciting celebration! Since PacBio released the Sequel late last year, I have been thinking about to build a miniature model of it...
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Hi Lin
I just came across your blog and found it really interesting. I am a student and I am doing my Masters in Bioinformatics. Your ideas are new.
You have put a post on your experience on working with Illumina data.. So do you think there are methods available now which use the Significance Analysis of Microarray(SAM) for analyzing illumina data?
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