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Pooling design is a mathematical tool with many applications in molecular biology, specially to reduce the number of tests for DNA library screening. In this note, we study construction of pooling design and present an improvement to a recent new construction given by Du et al. (J. Comput. Biol. 13:990–995, 2006).
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P. Deng and W. Wu supported in part by National Science Foundation under grants CCF-0514796 and CNS-0524429. T. Znati supported in part by National Science Foundation under grant CCF-0548895.
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Deng, P., Hwang, F.K., Wu, W. et al. Improved construction for pooling design. J Comb Optim 15, 123–126 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10878-007-9093-1
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