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The Scientist 2005, 19(10):6
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Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory bioinformatics professor Lincoln Stein was in graduate school when he was bitten by the programming bug. Tasked with the job of assembling cDNA sequences, the young MD/PhD student refused to pay the weekly fee Harvard charged to use their programs. "So I learned assembly language, because that was the only language available," and he wrote it himself. Today Stein is more partial to Perl. He writes about the evolution of bioinformatics on page 31.
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