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Lucas Taniguti (@Taniguti) | Hashnode

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Lucas Taniguti

@Taniguti·Joined April 2023

Developer and Bioinformatician

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I am a bioinformatician and backend developer at Mendelics, a leading genetic diagnostic company in Latin America.

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Lucas Taniguti's blogs

Taniguti Blog | Bioinformatics and other Thingstaniguti.hashnode.dev10 posts

About

I am a bioinformatician and backend developer at Mendelics, a leading genetic diagnostic company in Latin America.

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Lucas Taniguti's blogs

Taniguti Blog | Bioinformatics and other Thingstaniguti.hashnode.dev10 posts

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LTLucas Tanigutiintaniguti.hashnode.dev·Jul 22, 2023 · 6 min read

VCF Files: Store all your Variants, and More

Have you ever wondered how scientists and bioinformaticians store, access, and organize the genetic variants they discover in each sample? This is the purpose of the Variant Call Format (VCF). To tie in with what we've already discussed in previous p...

LTLucas Tanigutiintaniguti.hashnode.dev·Jun 28, 2023 · 6 min read

Exploring Spider Genomes: Assessing Assembly Completeness

When I was a child, my parents gifted me a fascinating magazine series dedicated to the discovery of Earth's "mini monsters" – tiny creatures that inhabit our planet. Little did I know that today dozens of spider genomes would be available, and scien...

LTLucas Tanigutiintaniguti.hashnode.dev·Jun 8, 2023 · 8 min read

BAM Files: When Sequence Reads Match with References

No matter if you obtained your sequence from Illumina, Nanopore or Sanger, it's always possible to align their nucleotide bases against a reference sequence. It is common to call this reference sequence a "Reference Genome" if it represents the whole...

LTLucas Tanigutiintaniguti.hashnode.dev·Jun 5, 2023 · 8 min read

Communication Dichotomies: balancing your tone

At the start of this year, I read a book named "Effective Remote Work". This resource discusses the rise of remote work due to the pandemic, the key challenges of this transition, and provides practical tips for maintaining or even increasing product...

LTLucas Tanigutiintaniguti.hashnode.dev·May 27, 2023 · 8 min read

FASTQ Files: Everywhere You Look in Bioinformatics

I dare say that every bioinformatician working with genomics has encountered FASTQ files. Usually, after ordering DNA sequencing, we receive these files filled with tons of reads. But what exactly are these files? Where do they come from? And most im...