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| − | |Name=Ernesto
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| − | |Surnames=Lowy Gallego
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| − | |Position=Former Unit Leader
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| − | |Email_address=ernesto.lowy@crg.es
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| − | '''Current Work at the CRG:'''<br>
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| − | I am involved in the data analysis of several projects that make use of the Next-Generation Sequencing technology for different purposes, such as:
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| − | * Polymorphism discovery in Whole Genome/Targeted resequencing experiments
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| − | * Functional Annotation
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| − | * De Novo assembly
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| − | For these sort of analyses I make use of the publicly available tools and I implement my own scripts depending on the customer needs
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| − | '''Past Activity:'''<br>
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| − | I completed my PhD in the field of Immunogenetics in 2003, then I decided to specialized myself in the field of Bioinformatics.
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| − | For this I joined the EMBL-EBI and collaborated in the Ensembl project, where I had the opportunity to work and familiarize with the Ensembl genomic data and more specifically with the predictions performed by the Ensembl automated genome analysis and annotation pipeline. Then, I joined the bioinformatics core of the Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics (University of Oxford), where I worked providing bioinformatics support for scientists at the centre and for external customers. This support mainly consisted on the data analysis produced by the Next-Generation sequencing facility, database management, web development, statistical data analysis etc...
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