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Sabrina Haquin is a researcher whose work sits at the critical intersection of structural genomics and data management. Her most-cited paper, "Data Management in Structural Genomics: An Overview" (2008, 30 citations), addresses a fundamental challenge in large-scale experimental projects: the need for complete, accurate records when multiple researchers manipulate numerous objects across different locations. This contribution highlights Haquin's focus on the infrastructure that makes high-throughput science possible. By emphasizing the importance of systematic data tracking, she has helped ensure reproducibility and clarity in complex genomic studies. Her work serves as a reminder that behind every breakthrough in structural biology lies robust data management—a field where Haquin has made a lasting, if understated, impact. For students and researchers navigating the complexities of big data in biology, her insights remain a valuable guide to maintaining scientific rigor in collaborative, multi-site projects.
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- 1Data Management in Structural Genomics: An Overview30 citations · 2008