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LAUNCH OF Q-SYMPHONY BIOINFORMATICS COMPUTING SYSTEM: A HIGH-PERFORMANCE CLUSTER FOR ANALYSIS OF LARGE-SCALE GENOMIC DATASETS

Molkenov, A.; Daniyarov, A.; Sharip, A.; Seisenova, A.; Karabayev, D.; Kairov, U. (International conference "MODERN PERSPECTIVES FOR BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES: FROM BENCH TO BEDSIDE”; National Laboratory Astana, 2020)

Introduction: One whole human genome, provided by next generation sequencing platforms, in raw format takes 20 to 50 GB. In the course of bioinformatics analysis and data analysis, the data volume increases to 300-500 ...