Search Results for "coding line simulator"

BIRAP (Bacterial Intergenic Region Analysis Pipeline) is an open source, easy to use Perl pipeline that can be used to re-annotate bacterial genomes using experimental data. The tool integrates expression profile derived from RNA-seq and/or proteogenomics, compares it with existing in silico annotation and helps validate annotation, identify novel protein coding regions, putative non-coding RNA as well as help correct er-rors in the existing annotation. The pipeline requires “pileup” output...

VIGOR is a tool for annotating coding genes in viral genomes. It was developed by Jeffrey Hoover and Shiliang Wang for The JCVI Genomic Sequencing Center for Infectious Diseases (GSCID). http://www.biomedcentral.com/content/pdf/1471-2105-11-451.pdf contact: Jeff Hoover 301-540-7858 jefhv@aol.com

Pop-seq is a perl based simulation tool, for generating any kind of mapping population using an user defined recombination landscapes. Combined with the Seq-sim tool you can generate pooled or bar-coded next generation sequencing biased outcomes. This tool were used to solve reappearing question in a experimental design (e. g. of how many plants or sequencing depth is advisable in a back crossed or out crossed scenario )

FusionMiner is a molecular biology program which accepts genomic alignments in BLAST/BLAT tabular output and attempts to find true fusion transcripts. A single command runs the pipeline and generates results.

Zonal Phylogeny Software (ZPS), given a protein-coding gene, searches for any footprints of recent/short-term positive selection, based on zonal phylogeny and related zone-based statistics.