41
votes
55
replies
9.8k
views
6 follow
27
votes
17
replies
16k
views
12 follow
24
votes
25
replies
5.7k
views
2.7 years ago by
dpc
▴
240
23
votes
22
replies
38k
views
6 follow
23
votes
10
replies
5.0k
views
updated 23 months ago by
Kevin Blighe
84k
•
written 5.1 years ago by
Joe
▴
40
22
votes
20
replies
2.0k
views
22
votes
19
replies
2.4k
views
6.5 years ago by
fi1d18
★
4.1k
20
votes
15
replies
25k
views
8 follow
19
votes
43
replies
4.0k
views
4.6 years ago by
nazaninhoseinkhan
▴
500
18
votes
19
replies
1.6k
views
6 follow
18
votes
7
replies
806
views
18
votes
4
replies
8.1k
views
17
votes
8
replies
1.8k
views
17
votes
19
replies
2.1k
views
6.6 years ago by
Gian77
▴
60
17
votes
37
replies
3.3k
views
updated 3.8 years ago by
Biostar
20
•
written 4.0 years ago by
williamsbrian5064
▴
470
17
votes
13
replies
5.4k
views
7 follow
5.9 years ago by
lghust2011
▴
100
16
votes
10
replies
4.7k
views
6 follow
6.8 years ago by
Alternative
▴
270
16
votes
17
replies
2.7k
views
6 follow
5.4 years ago by
dimitrischat
▴
180
16
votes
14
replies
14k
views
16
votes
38
replies
15k
views
16
votes
21
replies
1.6k
views
16
votes
16
replies
2.4k
views
5.0 years ago by
bioinfo456
▴
150
16
votes
8
replies
1.6k
views
8 follow
16
votes
18
replies
3.8k
views
8 follow
updated 3.6 years ago by
Mensur Dlakic
★
23k
•
written 3.6 years ago by
tikshyadav19
•
0
15
votes
14
replies
2.3k
views
15
votes
14
replies
1.4k
views
15
votes
19
replies
1.3k
views
updated 4.9 years ago by
Ram
38k
•
written 4.9 years ago by
Nadin.asal
•
0
14
votes
17
replies
4.9k
views
14
votes
8
replies
4.6k
views
14
votes
5
replies
2.7k
views
updated 14 days ago by
Ram
38k
•
written 8.3 years ago by
f.muoghalu
•
0
14
votes
16
replies
1.3k
views
updated 2.4 years ago by
lieven.sterck
14k
•
written 2.4 years ago by
utsafar
▴
80
14
votes
18
replies
4.1k
views
14
votes
30
replies
2.5k
views
13
votes
7
replies
5.7k
views
13
votes
24
replies
3.3k
views
13
votes
6
replies
9.9k
views
6 follow
5.0 years ago by
lauren.wahyudi
▴
40
13
votes
13
replies
7.8k
views
updated 5.1 years ago by
Devon Ryan
103k
•
written 5.1 years ago by
amitgourav.ghosh12
▴
70
13
votes
16
replies
4.9k
views
13
votes
16
replies
5.4k
views
6 follow
13
votes
19
replies
4.2k
views
13
votes
22
replies
8.8k
views
updated 5.5 years ago by
Biostar
20
•
written 5.7 years ago by
lessismore
★
1.3k
13
votes
13
replies
978
views
12
votes
12
replies
4.4k
views
updated 9.3 years ago by
Istvan Albert
97k
•
written 9.3 years ago by
biolab
★
1.4k
12
votes
28
replies
1.8k
views
4.8 years ago by
Za
▴
140
12
votes
10
replies
3.6k
views
12
votes
17
replies
3.8k
views
12
votes
8
replies
600
views
updated 6 months ago by
Matthias Zepper
3.4k
•
written 6 months ago by
A_heath
▴
120
12
votes
8
replies
2.6k
views
6.2 years ago by
statfa
▴
700
12
votes
10
replies
2.3k
views
7 follow
12
votes
13
replies
2.1k
views
updated 3 months ago by
Ram
38k
•
written 7.7 years ago by
sarathkurichiyil
•
0
Recent Votes
Recent Locations •
All
Canada, 3 minutes ago
United States, 3 minutes ago
Vĩnh Lộc A, Bình Chánh, Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh, Việt Nam, 5 minutes ago
Ohio, USA, 7 minutes ago
United States, 8 minutes ago
China, 9 minutes ago
China, 12 minutes ago
Recent Awards •
All
Popular Question to
samuel
▴
200
Popular Question to
Anand Rao
▴
550
Popular Question to
Alex S
▴
20
Recent Replies
Comment: split fasta file to train deep learning model
by
shenwei356
7.9k
Excluding sequences containing any letter not belonging to the 20 [amino acids letters](https://github.com/shenwei356/bio/blob/master/seq/a…
Comment: split fasta file to train deep learning model
by
pinheirofabiano
▴
10
@shenwei356, thank you very much for your help, perfect!
But now I realized that some fasta sequences contain the letter "B", which is ou…
Comment: Most efficient way to run Diamond against a very very large database (i.e., NCBI
by
Mensur Dlakic
★
23k
I think it depends on the speed of your local disks and the memory amount. On a single node, breaking up the database doesn't sound like a …
Comment: Sample size for population genetics
by
Jeremy Leipzig
21k
Other populations just make the model harder to generalize, not easier.
Comment: Are We Rude/Do We Expect Too Much From People Asking Questions On This Forum?
by
Vincent Laufer
★
2.5k
i think there is some of that - my most upvoted comment of all time was a dismissive comment i made while extremely tired. for context i ha…
Comment: Molecular biologist / clinical pharmacologist (f/m/d)
by
Jeremy
▴
770
Is this job on site in Vienna or remote?
Comment: smoothing or binning bigWig file
by
rls_08
▴
40
if you use bigwigCompare , that would not create a sliding window, but instead, it will output the mean for each bin, according to the -bin…
Comment: Sample size for population genetics
by
zimmer.schweiz
•
0
Thank you so much for your answer. For common polygenic diseases, would it make sense to increase the number of populations sampled, in ord…
Answer: Sample size for population genetics
by
Jeremy Leipzig
21k
For a rare penetrant monogenic disease? A few cases.
For a common polygenic disease or trait? 500k-10M
Answer: using GRanges metadata to constrain overlap searches between objects
by
seidel
11k
Rather than do all overlaps all the time for all samples, why not restrict the data by sample when you can. The code below works about 4 ti…
Comment: How to get gene from PSIBLAST resuts
by
Tom
•
0
Hello, thank you for your answer,
I have a question, Why the information from the GFF file and from the feature table is different? I see …
Comment: 1000 genomes hg38 with dbSNP rsid
by
Ram
38k
It should be pretty straightforward. Just to save you some pain, run these on the 1000g VCF once you download it:
1. `vt decompose -s` to …
Comment: 1000 genomes hg38 with dbSNP rsid
by
Vince
▴
150
Yeah, I had some hope that I wouldn't need to mess with doing this ...
Answer: counting the unmapped reads
by
chemkhi.ali13
•
0
> Hi all,
>
> I have a sam file, my supervisor asked me to count the number of
> unmapped reads, which command I should use?
>
> sam…
Traffic: 1674 users visited in the last hour
Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy.
Powered by the
version 2.3.6
version 2.3.6