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The Hum and the Genome
The air at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute in Hinxton, near Cambridge, fairly hums with electricity. At the end of a long corridor, on the other side of a set of double doors in what's known as J-block lies the Institute's data center, the brains of a vast bioinformatics operation. Within, a loud voice and a careful tread are useful-one to be heard above the drone of the machines, the other to avoid the streams of cold air that billow up from vents in the floor.
The drone wasn't quite so loud when Sanger...See the full content of this document
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