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This is a collection of different little tools written in MATLAB, JAVA, Python. They all have to to do with Imaging & Microscopy for life science research and related topics or problems. Some of them are meant to be used with ImageJ and MicroManager.
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The RNA Ontology Consortium proposed a translation the RNA backbone angles to 46 clusters ('suites') and hence unique names. This project calculates the suites from RNA 3D structures, and to search on a Java-based index structure of known folds.
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A laboratory information management system (LIMS) geared towards academic research groups in the life sciences. Written in Python and using the Django framework, you run this software on your own server.
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Fplanner will be desktop application that helps women to find their fertile days and plan to conceive. It was going to be web-based. but due to it's destination it will be simple desktop application mainly for Windows.
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The 3D Slicer is freely available, open-source software for visualization, registration, segmentation, and quantification of medical image data. Follow the link for more info: http://slicer.org
