Sequence Assembler: De Novo Assembly

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Microsoft Research Senior Program Manager Michael Zyskowski demonstrates the benefits of the novel Parallel de Novo Assembler (PaDeNA) and Smith-Waterman pairwise aligner, both included in the Microsoft Biology Foundation (MBF) library.



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