bioinformatics-one-liners
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Bioinformatics one liners from Ming Tang
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- MIT(osi)
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- bioinfo-notebookbash · bioinformatics
🔬 Bioinformatics Notebook. Scripts for bioinformatics pipelines, with quick start guides for programs and video demonstrations.
- genome_updaterbash · bioinformatics
genome_updater is a bash script that downloads and updates (non-redundant) snapshots of the NCBI Genomes repository (RefSeq/GenBank) with advanced filters, detailed logs and reports, file integrity…
- atlasBREXbash
atlasBREX: Automated averaged template-derived brain extraction in animal MRI
Shell scripts to run FreeSurfer's recon-all in parallel on multi-core machines. Developed during my time in Christine Ecker's Lab at KGU.
- get_phylomarkersbash
A pipeline to select optimal markers for microbial phylogenomics and species tree estimation using the multispecies coalescent and concatenation approaches
- journalotbash
Minimal journaling CLI for developers. Git-backed, terminal-native, zero friction. Just type `journal` and start writing.
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