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These systems are also used in non-research applications such as DNA typing and databasing in forensic laboratories. There's white to the horizon: genomics, proteomics and bioinformatics, communications and imaging technologies, databasing and outcomes management, the Internet, all the new biological and digital technologies, plus the mounting pressures to cut costs and the aging of the population, all swirling together in a vast storm of change, headed for landfall right where you are. Computerizing is also the way to build a customer mailing list by databasing information each time a sale is made. |
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