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This document discusses genomic variation research and personalized medicine. It mentions tools used for sequence alignment, database management, text analysis, and machine learning algorithms. Genome browsers and clusters are referenced as computational resources. Challenges around analyzing large genomic datasets within reasonable timeframes are also noted.
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