Music software to come to genome aid?

Declan Butler

Nature, 2000, vol. 404, issue 6779, 694-694

Abstract: Genome researchers are considering using a software package, developed by music enthusiasts to access music stored on personal computers across the world, to decentralised genome annotation efforts.

Date: 2000
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