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Easily aggregate bioinformatic sample output with one tool

Posted on 3 Jul, 2017 by Elin Videvall

Today I’m going to write about one of my favorite bioinformatic tools, MultiQC. If you’ve used it, you know why, and if you haven’t, prepare to be amazed. Many bioinformatic software produce output on a per-sample basis. That is, you … Continue reading →

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