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GelJ is a Java application designed for analysing DNA fingerprint images. GelJ is a feather-weight, user-friendly, open-source and free tool that combines the simple design of free systems with instrumental features for DNA fingerprinting that are only available on commercial tools. Some of the outstanding features of GelJ are functionality for accurate lane- and band-detection, several methods for computing migration models and generating dendrograms, comparison of banding patterns from...

AntibiogramJ is a Java program for the identification, measurement and categorisation of inhibition zones in antibiogram images captured with any device that incorporates a camera (including digital cameras and mobile phones). Citing AntibiogramJ: A. Alonso, C. Domínguez, J. Heras, E. Mata, V. Pascual, C. Torres, and M. Zarazaga. AntibiogramJ: a Tool for Analysing Images from Disk Diffusion Tests. Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine 143:159-169. 2017. DOI:...

For the installation instructions please see Wiki page: https://sourceforge.net/p/tuit/wiki/ IMPORTANT: since version 1.0.4.0 TUIT allows to select RDP-like formatted output to improve out of the box compatability with tools, that assume RDP-formatted input. A new field has been added to the properties.xml, please make sure to update it to contain <OutputFormat format="tuit"/> or <OutputFormat format="rdp"/> in the <BLASTNParameters> section. Read our paper in Biotechniques:...

Genetic variants alter cellular behavior in a variety of ways, changing biochemical properties of DNA, mRNA, and proteins. Many large-scale sequencing projects are under way to detect human variation in health and disease. Although broad disease associations can be discovered by GWAS studies, the low-level impact of mutations is hardly available in structured form. The results of thousands of small-scale experiments, on the other hand, are present in the literature and discuss observations...

The characterization of genomic sites is a major challenge in the understanding and exploitation of next generation sequencing data. Most genomic sites are represented by short, degenerated motifs with a scattered distribution and sometimes with biological function (ex: regulation of gene expression, splicing patterns or epigenetics signals). These motifs are associated with a huge amount of noise and thus, the development of a computational platform for accurate detection of genomic sites...

BioNote is a knowledge base that combines unstructured wiki technology with structured annotation to form a collaborative environment. BioNote adds the concepts of page types and semi-structured annotation to extend the unstructured nature of wiki pages