Open source tools for next generation DNA sequencing analysis and visualization

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  • DNA sequence Analysis
  • Deep Sequencing Visualization
  • Genotype Frequency Analysis
  • Illumina Data Processing
  • Molecular Evolution

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  • Sorry, was not logged in. Here I try again. Can you remove my first post? Thanks again for compiling Sewal for ubunto! Have couple questions about it: 1. Does Sewal only understand data in qseq format? I currently have different selection rounds as *.fa files and *.txt files. Our bioinformatician has already processed them (quality and barcode and correct length-sorting), can I do anything with it now using sewal? my txt files look like this: CTCCCCGTGGTTCCATTCTCCCCCTAGACATGTTGCCCTCATCCT 1 AGCCTTTTCCTTCTCGACTTTATGTCTTCCTGGCTTTTAAGCTAG 5 CTTCTGCCCGAACTGGCCCTCGCTCTACTTTCGGCGTCTCCACCT 3 2. What directory do you recommend to run sewal from? I'm currently running it from /usr/bin/. Where is default location for file output? Do you specify the location every time you process the file?
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2010-04-26