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Halimat Chisom·Jan 21, 2024A Simple Introduction to Functional GenomicsKnowing the genome sequence is one thing. We’re also interested in what each chunk does, how, and why. Functional genomics is the answer.
InOmics DiarybyKuan Rong Chan, Ph.D.·Dec 31, 2023Understanding the amount of data you need for analysisUsing the right statistical parameters can better inform the design of experiments
