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UR explained

June 19th, 2009

Tony Brummet from The Genome Center gave a presentation earlier this week at the St. Louis Perl Mongers meeting on UR. The kind folks at StL.pm have posted the videos for the geographically challenged to enjoy.

Part 1

Part 2

You can find a PDF of the slide deck in the Files section of the StL.pm Google Group page.

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