15 June, 2011 (13:16) | Genomics Resource News | By: Trey
I did a tip of the week on SNPTips a few months ago (more information there). It’s a great addon to view your genomic data while browsing databases and web sites. They’ve moved to version 1.1. There are two nice new features and some bug fixes. The features are: *You can now use your deCODEme [...]
Tags: 23andme, 5amsolutions, deCODEme, personal genomics, snps, SNPTips, variation
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29 April, 2011 (13:40) | Genomics Research | By: Mary
Last night I had a fun conversation with some non-scientists on personal genomics. A lot of my conversations on this topic are “inside baseball” with people who know the field (and the minefields) really well. So it’s fun for me to explore the larger social and ethical issues with people who are just beginning to [...]
Tags: 23andme, SNPTips
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23 February, 2011 (09:00) | General Science, Tip of the Week | By: Trey
Today’s tip of the week is on SNPTips. We had a guest post on this earlier. We usually do tips on databases and analysis tools, but after getting our 23andme data, we’ve been using SNPTips often and thought it might be of use to some of our readers. SNPTips was created by 5am Solutions for [...]
Tags: 23andme, genomics, personal genomics, SNPTips, UCSC Genome Browser
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14 January, 2011 (11:55) | Guest Posts | By: Trey
Andrew Evans – Sr. Information Architect and blogger at 5AM Solutions, Inc. This blog post is also published at http://blog.5amsolutions.com/ When I became a customer of the 23andMe personal genomics service back in 2008, I remember the sense of awe I had when I opened up the raw data file for the first time and looked [...]
Tags: 23andme, firefox, guest post, personal genomics, SNPTips
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