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Alignoth: portable and interactive visualization of read alignments. [PDF]
BioinformaticsWiegand F, Mölder F, Köster J.
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Open-source CNC workstation for paper-based diagnostic assay assembly. [PDF]
HardwareXTecle L, Riegle S, Piepho A, Linnes J.
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polars-bio-fast, scalable, and out-of-core operations on large genomic interval datasets. [PDF]
BioinformaticsWiewiórka M +3 more
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pygenstrat: a Python package for EIGENSTRAT data processing. [PDF]
Bioinform AdvKoptekin D.
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MetaXtract: Extracting Metadata from Raw Files for FAIR Data Practices and Workflow Optimisation
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Current Protocols in Bioinformatics, 2006
AbstractThis appendix discusses a few of the file formats frequently encountered in bioinformatics. Specifically, it reviews the rules for generating FASTA files and provides guidance for interpreting NCBI descriptor lines, commonly found in FASTA files. In addition, it reviews the construction of GenBank, Phylip, MSF and Nexus files.
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AbstractThis appendix discusses a few of the file formats frequently encountered in bioinformatics. Specifically, it reviews the rules for generating FASTA files and provides guidance for interpreting NCBI descriptor lines, commonly found in FASTA files. In addition, it reviews the construction of GenBank, Phylip, MSF and Nexus files.
Shonda A, Leonard +2 more
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2020
A malware analyst deals with hundreds of files every day. All the files on a system need to be categorized so that an analyst understands the potential damage that one file can do to the system. A malware analyst needs to be aware of the various file formats and how to identify them.
Abhijit Mohanta, Anoop Saldanha
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A malware analyst deals with hundreds of files every day. All the files on a system need to be categorized so that an analyst understands the potential damage that one file can do to the system. A malware analyst needs to be aware of the various file formats and how to identify them.
Abhijit Mohanta, Anoop Saldanha
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Current Protocols in Bioinformatics, 2014
AbstractAn overview of the many file formats commonly used in bioinformatics and genome sequence analysis is presented, including various data file formats, alignment file formats, and annotation file formats. Example workflows illustrate how some of the different file types are typically used. Curr. Protoc. Bioinform. 45:A.1B.1‐A.1B.18. © 2014 by John
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AbstractAn overview of the many file formats commonly used in bioinformatics and genome sequence analysis is presented, including various data file formats, alignment file formats, and annotation file formats. Example workflows illustrate how some of the different file types are typically used. Curr. Protoc. Bioinform. 45:A.1B.1‐A.1B.18. © 2014 by John
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Current Protocols in Bioinformatics, 2004
AbstractThis appendix discusses a few of the file formats frequently encountered in bioinformatics. Specifically, it reviews the rules for generating FASTA files and provides guidance for interpreting NCBI descriptor lines, commonly found in FASTA files. In addition, it reviews the construction of GenBank files.
Shonda A. Leonard, Timothy G. Littlejohn
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AbstractThis appendix discusses a few of the file formats frequently encountered in bioinformatics. Specifically, it reviews the rules for generating FASTA files and provides guidance for interpreting NCBI descriptor lines, commonly found in FASTA files. In addition, it reviews the construction of GenBank files.
Shonda A. Leonard, Timothy G. Littlejohn
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