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With the rise of improved sequencing technologies, genomics is expanding from a single reference per species paradigm into a more comprehensive pan-genome approach with multiple individuals represented and analyzed together. Here we introduce a novel O(n log n) time and space algorithm called splitMEM, that directly constructs the compressed de Bruijn graph for a pan-genome of total length n. To achieve this time complexity, we augment the suffix tree with suffix skips, a new construct that...

iMS2Flux is a command line based high-throughput processing tool set for stable isotope labelled mass spectral data targeting metabolic flux analysis. To get started simply download and unzip the iMS2Flux.zip file and follow the getting started document for your OS. Current version 7.2.1 (last updated 9/30/2014) - Completes support and correction functionality for a new user specified generic data class. See the change log for full details.

bint was written for the purpose of obtaining subsets of intensity data from genotyping assays. Either the X & Y intensities for creating cluster plots or Log R Ratio and B Allele Frequencies for CNV detection. Extracting the data for individual SNP/CNV markers or individual samples was slow grep/awk'ing the text files exported from the genotyping run (e.g. Illumina final report files). bint converts the text representation of the intensity float data to into a IEEE754 indexed binary file...

RNAseqR is designed for expression analysis of RNA-seq data, and is best suited for analysis of multiple, unreplicated libraries. It is a C++ coded program currently compiled for Linux systems. With GUI and command line interfaces, it can do log, PPM, and/or RPKM (if lengths provided) transformations, as well as, statistical analysis for differential expression, using the negative binomial cumulative distribution function (CDF) or the R test statistic introduced for EST analysis by Stekel, et al. Output allows for decisions based on CDF probabilities, top R values, or comparison of R values with randomized data. ...

FaceIn! is a face recognizing log in application for Linux. You will never have to enter your password anymore! Just show your face to your camera and let the system recognize you and take you to your desktop!

A straight-forward Java implementation of a mixture model with pluggable mixture functions, e.g. a mixture of Gaussian functions. The number and dimensionality of the mixture functions is not limited. All critical calculations are performed in log-space.