BLASTmap: A Shiny-Based Application to Visualize BLAST Results as Interactive Heat Maps and a Tool to Design Gene-Specific Baits for Bespoke Target Enrichment Sequencing.

BLASTmap: A Shiny-Based Application to Visualize BLAST Results as Interactive Heat Maps and a Tool to Design Gene-Specific Baits for Bespoke Target Enrichment Sequencing.
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10.1007/978-1-4939-8724-5_14
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2018
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Katie Baker;Gordon Stephen;Shona M Strachan;M. Armstrong;I. Hein
Katie Baker;Gordon Stephen;Shona M Strachan;M. Armstrong;I. Hein
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Katie Baker;Gordon Stephen;Shona M Strachan;M. Armstrong;I. Hein

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