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    MethyMer

    Design of specific primer combinations for bisulfite sequencing

    MethyMer is a Python-based tool aimed at selecting specific primers for amplification of complete CpG islands. These regions are difficult in terms of selection appropriate primers because of their low-complexity, polyN-, CG-richness, etc. MethyMer have a flexible scoring system capable of selecting primers in problematic regions (e.g. SpG islands) and includes specificity test (based on bowtie alignment against bisulfite-treated genome).
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    nmr-nessy

    nmr-nessy

    NMR relaxation dispersion spectroscopy analysis software

    NESSY is an open source software to analyse NMR relaxation dispersion data of either CPMG or R1p (R1rho) dispersion experiments. The graphical interface enables simple management of large experimental data sets and simple and automated analysis. NESSY automatically calculates effective transverse relaxation rate (R2eff) and performs model selection between different relaxation dispersion models.
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