Q&A: Texas A&M's Raffaele Montuoro on Parallelizing Illumina's Genome Analysis Pipeline
June 04, 2010
Q&A: Texas A&M's Raffaele Montuoro on Parallelizing Illumina's Genome Analysis Pipeline
Texas A&M's Raffaele Montuoro has developed a parallel version of Illumina's Genome Analysis Pipeline, called pGAP, which speeds up the analysis time by a factor of four.
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