User: Tony reynolds

Name: Tony reynolds

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Email (public): a.j.reynolds [at] plymouth.ac.uk

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Location: Plymouth, United Kingdom

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Hi,

My current interests are the use of modern computational technologies in the analysis of NGS data. I am particularly interested in medical research particularly relating to blood antigens, prostate cancer and obesity. My other area of interest is in the use of proteomics in translational medicine with the ultimate aim of taking developments from the lab bench / computer to the bedside/consulting room.

Although, due to work amounts I use custom made software including CLC genome workbench and other ready made software I am interested in developing my own software when time permits.

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NGS, proteomics, genomics, bioinformatics, medical research, molecular biology, sequencing, assembly, CHIP-seq, RNA-seq, Microarrays, Blood groups, prostate cancer, GWAS, computational genomics

Field/Industry: Next Generation Sequencing Bioinformatics / functional genomics

Occupation/Role(s): Researcher in Next Generation Sequencing Bioinformatics

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University of Plymouth

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Created: Tuesday 04 December 2007 09:48:10 (UTC)

This is a group for those involved in the Biomoby world. Whether you are a developer or simple a user of it, you can join this group to keep up to date on the latest Biomoby news.

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This group is indended for users of the NEBC Bio-Linux system. We hope to write workflows that take advantage of the bioinformatics software we provide on Bio-Linux (http://nebc.nox.ac.uk/biolinux.html).

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