Abstract
The battle for user-friendly bioinformatics
Highlights
My first experience of doing scientific research came in the third year of my undergrad when genetics professor Marty Snyder kindly gave me a summer job in her lab at Acadia University
AutoAssembler was easy to use, and in no time I was digitally piecing together chunks of scallop DNA
The software had an intuitive, graphical user interface (GUI), which allowed me to drag-anddrop and point-and-click my way to scientific success
Summary
AutoAssembler was easy to use, and in no time I was digitally piecing together chunks of scallop DNA. My first experience of doing scientific research came in the third year of my undergrad when genetics professor Marty Snyder kindly gave me a summer job in her lab at Acadia University. I needed to use a software package called AutoAssembler.
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