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Hinxton is a
village in
South Cambridgeshire, England. The
River Cam runs
through the village, as does the
Cambridge to
Liverpool Street railway, though...
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services in bioinformatics. It is
located on the
Wellcome Genome Campus in
Hinxton near Cambridge, and
employs over 600 full-time
equivalent (FTE) staff....
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Campus is a
scientific research campus built in the
grounds of
Hinxton Hall,
Hinxton in Cambridgeshire, England. The
Campus is home to some institutes...
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Wellcome Trust. It is
located on the
Wellcome Genome Campus by the
village of
Hinxton,
outside Cambridge. It
shares this
location with the
European Bioinformatics...
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sites in
Barcelona (Spain),
Grenoble (France),
Hamburg (Germany),
Hinxton (the
European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI), in England), and Rome (Italy)...
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Cambridgeshire carried the
maternal haplogroup H1e,
while two
males buried in
Hinxton both
carried the
paternal haplogroup R1b1a2a1a2, and the
maternal haplogroups...
- an
effort to
address conflicting international laws in this area. The ‘
Hinxton Group’ met
recently for the
first time, in Cambridge, and
published a consensus...
- on 5
January 1576, one of six
children to
Thomas and
Margaret Norton of
Hinxton, Cambridgeshire. Later, as her re****tion came in question,
rumours spread...
- 1998, the
first workshop was held, when 30
people from
EMBnet went to
Hinxton to
learn about EMBOSS and to
discuss the way forward. The
EMBOSS package...
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Biology Laboratory (EMBL),
based at the
Wellcome Trust Genome Campus,
Hinxton, UK. The database,
originally known as StARlite, was
developed by a biotechnology...
