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At ABRF Conference, Bioinformatician Warns of Statistically Unsound Experimental Procedures

Feb 11, 2005
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Savannah, Ga. - Statistically sound ways of processing both samples and data are essential in order for experimental results to be biologically relevant, cautioned Kevin Coombes, the head of the bioinformatics section at the MD Anderson Cancer Center, during his talk here at the Association of Biomolecular Resource Facilites meeting this week.

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