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Heather Trumbower interviewed by Genome Technologies about SARS genome browser

Sunday, July 6, 2003

CBSE Quality Assurance Lead Heather Trumbower was interviewed and the CBSE Genomics Team covered in the July issue of Genome Technologies regarding the release of the SARS Genome Browser.

MORE... read the story in Genome Technologies



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