Sequence Assembler: Introduction

September 15, 2010
Mike Zyskowski

Microsoft Research Senior Program Manager Michael Zyskowski introduces this new sample application, which is part of the Microsoft Biology Foundation. The application can be used by scientists and researchers to study DNA, RNA, and protein sequences.

- Lori Stone

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Sequence Assembler: Introduction

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