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GNomEx
A Genomic LIMS and Data Repository
Our source code is now on GitHub: https://github.com/hci-gnomex/gnomex. Please refer to GitHub for the latest code. GNomEx is Genomic LIMS and Data Repository. It holds annotated experiments and downstream analysis and serves data tracks to popular genome browsers such as IGB, IGV, and UCSC genome browser. The LIMS handles all aspects of the experiment from order through results delivery. Experiment platforms supported include Illumina HiSeq, MiSeq, iScan, ABI Sanger sequencing,... -
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EyeMap is a visualization and analysis tool for text reading eye movement data. It can process Unicode, proportion/non-proportion and spaced/unspaced reading materials, which supports various languages and experiment methods.
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OpenAstrology is Java based Object-orientated implementation of Astrology. OpenAstrology will provide a platfrom to plug-in in the knowledge of Astrology and the derived solution will be the best real time Astrology solution
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Cut Data Warehouse Costs by 54%BigQuery delivers 54% lower TCO with exabyte scale and flexible pricing. Free migration tools handle the SQL translation automatically.
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The Virtual Commons (http://commons.asu.edu) is an open software initiative devoted to computational experiments on collective action and resource governance and funded by Arizona State University's Center for Behavior, Institutions, and the Environment (http://cbie.asu.edu). NOTE: we've moved our development to GitHub at https://github.com/virtualcommons - please look for the latest versions there.
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In randomised controlled trials, interventions may have several components. This simple program will enable you to depict any randomised trial graphically It will standardise the construction process and ensure every step is covered. For more information
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