SNPedia: A Wiki for Personal Genomics
December 17th, 2007 • Related • Filed Under
Bio-IT World Magazine “Inside the Box” Column - December 2007
Summary:
A few years ago, having gained familiarity with various microarray platforms, I figured out how to run my own DNA and extract the details. By cataloguing my single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), I knew 500,000 facts about myself, but had no idea about their implications. As my resources were more technical than financial, starting a wiki made more sense than starting a genetic testing company.
Article link:
http://www.bio-itworld.com/issues/2007/dec-jan/inside-the-box-snpedia/
Chris,
We have also done this with the Solexa Pipeline. In my opinion, compiling the pipeline is more difficult than integrating ...
Hi folks at BioTeam!
First, thank you very much for this helpful post. I followed the installation instructions and also rechecked ...
Chris is an excellent instructor and brilliant when it comes to SGE. I've taken the course and highly recommend ...
As someone who's taken the admin workshop before - I recommend it! Definitely worth the time and cost. 
That sounds really neat! Will Bioteam be taking advantage of the cloud in any way? Are there plans ...
Very nice! 