ctSkennerton/khmer
in-memory k-mer counting
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in-memory k-mer counting
reverse complement 16S rRNA genes so that they are always in the correct orientation
Beta check your meta before you wreck your meta
Perl package for Atom
Core BioPerl 1.x code
highlight tables like excel's conditional formatting
Utilities for c programming
A-C implementation in "C". Tight-packed (interleaved) state transition matrix -- as fast as it gets, as small as it gets.
A standalone and lightweight C library
Mining CRISPRs in Environmental Datasets
Public repository.
BWK awk modified for biological data
processing mate-pair data from Illumina's nextera protocol
Nextera Long Mate Pair analysis and processing tool
Official repository for Citation Style Language (CSL) citation styles.
heatmapper
Extract sequences from a fastx file given a subsequence or identifier
Convert a descriptive profile into a single value between 0 -> 1 using PCA
A Variant Call Format reader for Python.
Biological Graphic tool in Python
Abundance profile construction for contigs or bins
Python bindings and utilities created with ctypes for wrapping a C implementation of the Wu Manber search algorithm
PyCogent: Official repository for software and unit tests
microbial community profiling using amplicon-shotgun sequencing
Genome Tree Database
Super simple wrapper for running hmmer3 and parsing the output
convert a sam file into an AMOS message or bank
create a rough scaffold using ion torrent MP reads
A small library for dealing with .crispr files
A collection of working and non-working bioinformatics scripts
A set of GPL templates which make coding more funner!
Public repository.
search through Fasta and Fastq files as fast as grep (because it is)
small utilities for manipulating .crispr files
A simple Fastx(Fasta/Fastq) class that allows reading and writing to and from streams. Most of the code is untested, just been writing it for my own knowledge
The CRISPR assembler
sequence manipulation scripts accumulated over the years. Some may not work anymore.
Visualization of KEGG pathways from genomic/metagenomic samples