Bioinformatics

    

Bioinformatics

This page provides helpful resources for learning about bioinformatics and its various clinical applications.

General Resources

Introduction to NGS Bioinformatics and File Types

Bioinformatics File Types

This presentation provides background regarding the different file formats used in NGS analysis, overview of steps in processing NGS data, and introduction to sequence alignment and reference genomes.

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