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Cryptogenomicon | Genome sequence analysis, the HMMER and Infernal projects, and the Eddy/Rivas lab | Page 2
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Genome sequence analysis, the HMMER and Infernal projects, and the Eddy/Rivas lab. Newer posts →. HMMER mission control: we are go for launch vehicle separation(s). June 2, 2015. Were officially launched today. At the EMBL European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI). In Cambridge UK. You can read an EBI press release here. This marks the completion of the pilot HMMER server project at Janelia Farm and its transition to the EBI. All of this has been led by Rob Finn,. Because of the terrifyingly sophisticated ...
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Software | Genome Informatics
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Vorlesung “Algorithmen auf Sequenzen”. Vorlesung “Algorithmische Bioinformatik”. Vorlesung “Computational Omics”. Seminar “Aktuelle Themen der Bioinformatik”. A Python-like and make-like programming language for data analysis workflows, especially popular in the NGS community. Primary processing of NGS reads (454, Illumina, SOLiD, …): quality trimming, adapter cutting, name mangling, etc. A read simulator for third generation sequencing reads focused on the Pacific Biosciences SMRT error model. Methods f...
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HMMER | Cryptogenomicon
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Genome sequence analysis, the HMMER and Infernal projects, and the Eddy/Rivas lab. August 23, 2015. Hmmerorg is moving off of Janelia tonight, into the great cloud. You may see some flakiness as DNS nameservers update. HMMER mission control: we are go for launch vehicle separation(s). June 2, 2015. Were officially launched today. At the EMBL European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI). In Cambridge UK. You can read an EBI press release here. From the servers ( www.ebi.ac.uk/Tools/hmmer/). Will continue to be...
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HMMER 3.1 beta test 2 released | Cryptogenomicon
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Genome sequence analysis, the HMMER and Infernal projects, and the Eddy/Rivas lab. HMMER 3.1 beta test 2 released. April 15, 2015. Anyhoo, moving right along. The 3.1b2 code is publicly available as a tarball available for download. Or from hmmer.org. Where you’ll also find precompiled binary releases for Mac and Linux. The most significant upgrade in 3.1b2 is that the nhmmer. Command, and then use nhmmer –tformat hmmerfm. To search the binary FM-index database, you’ll use the new acceleration. Tend to d...