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A Python script to filter and extract information from GTF files based on chromosome names, designed to be easily accessible for biologists without extensive programming experience.
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Exon BED Generator: A script to download, process, and generate a BED file with exon coordinates for Homo sapiens from a GTF file
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GTF parser for Java Dataframes
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This project consists of a Python script designed to convert coding sequences found in a GTF (Gene Transfer Format) file to protein sequences in the FASTA format. The code was developed as part of a university project for genomic sequence analysis.
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Custom python scripts useful for working with genome assemblies and annotations
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Gene Info Extractor: A Python script to extract gene information and annotations from CSV data
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An R package allowing flexible base trimming and complete Fastq analysis on Windows System
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factR: Functional Annotation of Custom-assembled Transcripts in R
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Management of References for Yourself
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Gexplora - user-interface to analyse genomic elements along chromosomes
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An installer for GTF (command line installer) simplifies software installation & dependency management for developers, beginners, and admins. It's a quick & automated way to install software, making it an essential tool in any deployment or dev pipeline, particularly for automating the installation process and avoiding delays.
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