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DEPRECATED PROJECT! SolexaTools is becoming the SeqWare project (http://seqware.sourceforge.net) to better reflect its expanded sequencer support. Please go to this project page for code and documentation.

A repository of Python extension scripts for use with the Sparky (http://www.cgl.ucsf.edu/home/sparky) NMR assignment package. No packaged releases yet, but there are scripts in the Sourceforge CVS@ http://sparkyscripts.cvs.sourceforge.net/sparkyscripts

Develop a basic understanding of the behavior of polar spherical coordinates through selected examples. Provide sample files for diverse mathematics engines

A Perl client library to access Sequence Retrieval System (SRS) servers using the REST/CGI API provided by SRS.

This FORTRAN program package finds the parameters involved in amylopectin chain-length distribution (CLD) biosynthesis by fitting experimental CLD data to a model which incorporates the underlying starch biosynthesis. The amylopectin CLD biosynthesis model used by this program is explained in the article “A Parameterized Model of Amylopectin Synthesis provides key insights into the Synthesis of Granular Starch”, by Alex Chi Wu, Matthew K. Morell and Robert G. Gilbert. The downloadable .zip file contain the main code readily usable after compiling. An instruction manual is also provided. This is an open source program.

Stochasticity is an indispensable aspect of biochemical processes at the cellular level. Studies on how the noise enters and propagates in biochemical systems provided us with nontrivial insights into the origins of stochasticity, in total however they constitute a patchwork of different theoretical analyses. Here we present a flexible and generally applicable noise decomposition tool, that allows us to calculate contributions of individual reactions to the total variability of a system’s output. With the package it is therefore possible to quantify how the noise enters and propagates in biochemical systems. We also demonstrate and exemplify using the JAK-STAT signalling pathway that it is possible to infer noise contributions resulting from individual reactions directly from experimental data. This is the first computational tool that allows to decompose noise into contributions resulting from individual reactions.

StochFit utilizes stochastic fitting methods to model specular x-ray reflectivity or neutron reflectivity data. It provides an easy to use graphical user interface for both model dependent and model independent methods.

Java class libraries for structural biology development: includes protein format conversion tool, printf-based text formatting, Pred2ary secondary structure prediction, neural net library, Hooke-Jeeves global optimizer, and misc. math & statistics.

SuperHirn is a novel tool to quantitatively analyze LC-MS data sets in a label-free approach. It was developed by the group of Prof. Ruedi Aebersold at the Institute of Molecular Systems Biology (ETHZ, Switzerland).

SynBioLib -- your toolkit for synthetic biology applications. SynBioLib aims to establish a platform on which the Synthetic Biology community can develop and share code that is common to many tasks and programs.

Synapsodel is an agent-based model of synaptic neurotransmission.

TARIS (Tree Analysis and Representation of Isopotential Surfaces) is a software package designed for molecular similarity purposes in the field of Computational Chemistry. Users are allowed to compare molecules through their MEP loading .cube files.

A bioinformatics tool for the annotation and tag-counting of next-gen Illumina Solexa datasets. TASE works with CASAVA 1.0 builds, providing annotation, tag counts and visualization in a rapid manner.

Tautomer generator is a program that generates a set of molecules (tautomers) from a molecular core and number of hydrogen atoms.

The TIMTAM (Target Information Management Tracking And More) system implements a secure knowledgebase supporting the management, tracking, and analysis of experimental data associated with structural biology projects.

Acquisition software for electron microscopes. Runs on FEI Tecnai and Titan microscopes and is usable in material and life science applications

A Windows software for generating structures of nanotubes and some fullerenes. You can generate any kind of nanotubes (n,m) with chirality indices n and m ranging from 0 to 60, and the number of repetitive unit cells up to 50. You can also generate some typical fullerene cages from C20 up to C320.

> See TVscript wiki: https://sourceforge.net/p/tvscript/wiki/Home/ Related Software: 1. CStone: https://sourceforge.net/projects/cstone/ 2. CSReadGen: https://sourceforge.net/projects/csreadgen/ 3. CView: https://sourceforge.net/projects/cview/ 4. ChimSim: https://sourceforge.net/projects/chimsim/ 5. TVScript: (See wiki)

This project contains tools for using the TX-TL cell-free expression system. These tools include component models for simulating and analyzing biomolecular circuits, as well tools for composing circuits and creating more complex systems. NOTE: This project has been shifted to GitHub: https://github.com/BuildACell/txtlsim

Tahoe is a research-oriented platform for the development of numerical methods and models for the simulation of complex material behavior.

A system for temperature and spectrum acquisition control in hyperfine interaction research.

The Blue Obelisk is a group of scientists driven by a belief in Open Source, Open Standards and Open Data, expressed in code, data, algorithms, specifications, tutorials, demonstrations, articles and anything that helps get the message across.

The CCP1GUI project aims to develop a free, extensible Graphical User Interface to various computational chemistry codes developed by the worldwide academic community, with an emphasis on ab initio Quantum Chemistry codes.

The Chemicals Database is a simple yet effective approach to track a stock of products. It provides a "product catalogue" that is accessible from any workplace over Intranet (http) and the server can be operated "in the cloud". Although this documentation deals in particular with a stock of chemicals in a laboratory, it can easily be adapted to any other "items" such as samples, spare parts, tools and other inventory. The software does not rely on a proprietary "solution" but employs standard formats and protocols. It is freely available under the terms and conditions of the GNU Public License (GPL v2), thus being open for extensions and custom modifications.

This is the protein similarity network - PSIN. Here, the nodes are human proteins and they are linked only if they share considerable sequence similarity. We found that this network is particularly useful to distinguish approved from problematic drug-targets. Here you also find the complete set of programs and datasets we used for this purpose. Free to help further test and develop this project. Your help and expertise are much appreciated ! If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us in the forum or by email. Please see the original manuscript: Lopes, TJS, et al. (2015) - "Identifying problematic drugs based on the characteristics of their targets" - Frontiers in Pharmacology doi: 10.3389/fphar.2015.00186