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Janelia Journal Club #2

in science on 6 July 2011

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The second presentation that Alyson and I gave during the Janelia Undergrad program, it was a brilliant paper that used Hidden Markov models to build a predictive algorithm that could tell you what chromatin states you were in.

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Throughout the summer at Janelia Farm, the undergraduates had to present at journal club. Alyson, Pierre (other undergrads) and I presented at the first journal club. I designed the presentation and it can be seen below.

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