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mGen has nothing to do with BioPerl...
- mGen deleted. -- Mauricio 01:59, 14 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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... integral role ... What is an "integral role"? Do you want to say that BioPerl was important or played an important role?

MRC Centre was one of the hubs and birth places of modern bioinformatics ... Please less hammy.

In that small room, Cyrus Chothia and Tim Hubbard were working with some of their Ph.D. students and colleagues. This is an encyclopedia, not the memoirs of an elderly professor. It really doesn't matter that the room was small and that someone was looking for someone. Also: Is it "Ph.D." or "PhD" (or doctoral student)?

Tim Hubbard is an expert Perl programmer and he was using th_lib.pl that contained many useful Perl subroutines for bioinformatics ... Jong Bhak, being the first Ph.D. student of Tim Hubbard Unnecessary abundance of information in an article about BioPerl.

Bioperl Is it Bioperl or BioPerl?

Version series 1.6.0 is considered to be the most stable (in terms of bugs) ... In terms of what else could "stable" be understood?

I think the chapter "background" must be rewritten and streamlined. Probably, it can be included in a more general characterisation of BioPerl before you present technical details. I'm not the right guy to do that because I hardly use BioPerl. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 91.66.31.234 (talk) 08:44, 12 May 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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