Search Results for "query"

NNmapper constructs reference reads library and calculates the Euclidean distances between library reads and query reads. NNmapper can map a query read (1) to the library read that gives the smallest distance (most similar), (2) to the library read that gives the smallest distance while the distance is smaller than a threshold, or (3) all library reads that have distances smaller than threshold. NNmapper has high error-tolerant and is suitable for any read lengths. ...

...It deals with "hits" (predicted features) on biological sequences (protein, DNA), handles incremental updates effectively, supports taxonomy, and provides original query tools.

Developed by Dr Ravi Shankar (Corresponding author) and Ashwani Jha @ SCBB, CSIR-IHBT. p-TAREF stands for plant TARget REFiner. It identifies plant microRNA targets on the basis of multiple feature information. Read more http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2164/12/636 Query, comment etc please mail any one of us @ ashwanijha.bioinfo@gmail.com or ravish9@gmail.com

...We suggest a workflow in which genes of interest are first identified from previous studies and publicly available datasets of functional gene annotation. Once a list of candidate genes has been identified, their sequences are selected from the reference genome. These sequences are used as a query during a BLAST search of the unannotated genome of a non-model species, and then the corresponding sequences are returned, which can be used to design baits for hybridization-based sequence capture.

...Searches are extremely fast, searching the PDB (included in app) in less than a minute typically. Prodar identifies partial matches, such that a relatively small section of the query structure may be matched against sections of other structures in the PDB regardless of the relative size of the chains. The intention is that the tool automatically identifies common domains and motifs in otherwise dissimilar protein structures. These can then be structurally aligned in a different tool to find an RMSD (Prodar just makes suggestions). ...

FastAlign.pl provides a more intuitive output to find exon-intron junctions. The query string is in amino acids and the hit string is in nucleotides. There are extra nucleotides at the end of the hit string (option -diff and by default = 10), that allow to verify if the intron start with common rules (5'-GTGCGA-... for group II intron and after an exonic T for group I intron). If you have Emboss, you can genarate a graphic with option -graph 1.

An open source common API tasks to query existing ontology resources in local files (OWL and OBO) as well as public repositories (Bioportal, OLS) using a standardised, uniform interface.

Index biological data (genbank sheets, Uniprot...) in a Solr indexer, with index shard support and provides a query interface. Project goal is to create a virtual image with indexer and web interface to query and visualize biological data.

SemaRule Navigator is an Integrated Suite of Open-Source and Free-License Software, placing Semantic and Text Analysis Technologies in the toolbox of Researchers, Students, and Enterprises.

OrthoInspector is a new software system for orthology/paralogy analysis. Its purpose is to facilitate the installation and the maintenance of a database describing orthology/inparalogy relations and to provide tools to exploit these data.

Metmask has moved to github http://github.com/hredestig/metmask Metmask is a tool written in python for managing chemical identifiers for metabolomics experiments. It can incorporate identifiers from local textfiles, several online databases, query PubChem and record all found associations in a local sqlite database.

EXtensible Instrument Processing Protocol (XIPP) is used to query, configure, and stream data between XIPP-enabled instruments and personal computers on dedicated instrument networks using UDP packets. Cross-platform, C/C++.

A lightweight, browsing-based, 100% Python, federated data integration framework. Users may create custom schemas for disparate sources, query and expand results across sources to find related data; for use in fields such as bioinformatics and datamining

pygr is a bioinformatics toolkit for sequence analysis and comparative genomics. pygr is highly scalable (e.g. one can easily query multi-genome alignments) and easy to use. Please see our new project page and wiki at http://code.google.com/p/pygr.

BioPostgres is a collection of modules that extend PostgreSQL for applications in Computational Biology. These modules implement new datatypes with query operators and other tools for large-scale query and analysis.

DNAID software is a tool for assessing confidence in biological identifications made by comparing DNA sequences. It allows DNA sequences to be placed within a taxonomy and determines confidence in matches of a query sequence to each taxon.

TSE is a test bed for a web service approach to federating taxonomic name databases. Put in English, it takes your query and talks to a number of different databases, asking each one whether they contain that name.

A Python interface to the Wordnet database of word meanings and lexical relationships. allows the user to type expressions such as N['dog'], hyponyms(N['dog'][0]), and closure(ADJ['red'], SYNONYM) to query the database for lexical relationships.

BioQuery is a bioinformatics tool that acts as a query builder for genetic, protein, publication, and other biomedical databases. BioQuery is also an update service that periodically resubmits saved searches and sends you new data as it is found.

Danaides stores meta-data from biological banks in a graph databases as well as OBO formatted ontologies. It also provides a web query interface to parse ontologies or extract nodes based on ontology requirements. Example: Get all known elements that are in family of Fish (species ontology) AND a RNA (sequence ontology).