Some Data to Play With

Jun 23, 2011

Both Keith Robison at Omics! Omics! and Dan Koboldt at Mass Genomics have been looking over data produced using Ion Torrent's 316 chip. Robison notes that the data set, a sequencing run of E. coli DH10B, contains 1.69 million reads, 1.53 million of which were 50 base pairs or longer.

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