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Comment: C: Multiple aligner failures but no error
7.4 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Multiple aligner failures but no error
updated 7.4 years ago by 141k • written 7.4 years ago by ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Multiple aligner failures but no error
updated 7.4 years ago by 141k • written 7.4 years ago by ▴ 740
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Comment: C: BLAST pipeline operations
7.6 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: What do you work on while waiting on your programs to finish?
7.6 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: What do you work on while waiting on your programs to finish?
7.6 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: What do you work on while waiting on your programs to finish?
7.6 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: What do you work on while waiting on your programs to finish?
7.6 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: EDIT: Repeat region drop out
7.6 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: EDIT: Repeat region drop out
7.6 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Determining inhouse cut offs
7.7 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Determining inhouse cut offs
7.7 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Determining inhouse cut offs
7.7 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Interpreting de novo contig output
7.8 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Interpreting de novo contig output
7.8 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Interpreting de novo contig output
7.8 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: IGV-results of Bowtie mapping, strange colors!
7.9 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Controls for Sequencing
7.9 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Controls for Sequencing
7.9 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Controls for Sequencing
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Comment: C: calculating within population nucleotide diversity for a virus population
8.1 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Samtools 1.3 bam to fastq
8.1 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Samtools 1.3 bam to fastq
8.1 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Why GATK and bcftools SNP calling different?
8.1 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: ***EDIT*** BioPython: how to edit a fasta file to include a large deletion
8.1 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: ***EDIT*** BioPython: how to edit a fasta file to include a large deletion
8.1 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Filtering of low coverage variants from VCF
8.1 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: ***EDIT*** Need help with a python script to: Annotation of a large drop out in
8.1 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: How to get help on a question that has been buried?
8.1 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: How to get help on a question that has been buried?
8.1 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: How to get help on a question that has been buried?
8.1 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: changing the fasta header in a multi-fasta file with biopython.
8.1 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Annotation of a large drop out in a bacterial genome
8.2 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: More file parsing :)
8.3 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Building a pipeline
8.5 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Can Q10 be better than Q30
8.5 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Can Q10 be better than Q30
8.5 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Can Q10 be better than Q30
8.5 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Can Q10 be better than Q30
8.5 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Can Q10 be better than Q30
8.5 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Pet bioinformatic tech floundering
8.7 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: Comment: Pet bioinformatic tech floundering
updated 18 months ago by 43k • written 8.7 years ago by ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Meaning of "%" in expressions for bcftools filter
8.8 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: Comment: viral genome concensus calling using samtools
updated 16 months ago by 43k • written 8.8 years ago by ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Convert VCF to BCF
8.8 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: Comment: The hard way?
updated 22 months ago by 43k • written 9.0 years ago by ▴ 740
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Comment: Comment: The hard way?
updated 22 months ago by 43k • written 9.0 years ago by ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Submitting several BLAST queries using NCBIWWW at once
9.1 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: C: Submitting several BLAST queries using NCBIWWW at once
9.1 years ago by skbrimer ▴ 740
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Comment: Comment: Using Biopython and BLAST+ to automate de novo viral contig sorting
updated 2.1 years ago by 43k • written 9.4 years ago by ▴ 740
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