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Comment: C: Gene name to PDB id using Biopython
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Comment: C: Searching for a sequence within another sequence Biopython
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Comment: C: Searching for a sequence within another sequence Biopython
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Comment: C: Searching for a sequence within another sequence Biopython
5.1 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Answer: A: Biopython pairwise 2 - can I make it score an existing alignment?
5.1 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Answer: A: Different alignment results between Emboss Needle and Biopython pairwise2
5.1 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Answer: A: Derive Consensus Read from pairwise2 alignment
6.7 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Answer: A: Using pairwise2 for list[str] alignment
6.7 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Answer: A: how to align lists of words using biopython pairwise2
6.7 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Comment: C: How to display mismatched sequences from alignment when using Biopython
6.7 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Answer: A: How to parse NCBI Blast XML to retrieve "hsp_query-from in Biopython?
7.6 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Comment: C: Compare 2 local protein FASTA using NCBI BLAST Biopython
7.6 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Answer: A: Biopython pairwise2 doesn't give the optimal alignment
7.6 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Comment: C: Help to filter blastp results
7.6 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Answer: A: python: find percentage of match between two sequences
7.6 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Comment: C: python: find percentage of match between two sequences
7.6 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Comment: C: Removing highly similar protein sequences from a fasta file
7.7 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Answer: A: From EC number to nucleotide sequence with biopython
7.7 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Comment: C: From EC number to nucleotide sequence with biopython
7.7 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Comment: C: Convert VCF to new proteinfasta containing SNVs
7.7 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Answer: A: (Bio)Python - choose correct frame translation post trimming from blast (No ORF)
7.8 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Answer: A: Python script to find ORFs not returning expected results for final frame
7.8 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Answer: A: Global Pairwise Alignment For Long Sequence Throws Error In Python!!
7.9 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Comment: C: Using a Multiple Seq Alignment tool for pairwise alignments possible?
8.0 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Answer: A: GenBank conflicting annotations (identical proteins with different exons)
8.0 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Comment: C: Locating a sequence in multiple fasta files
8.0 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Answer: A: Locating a sequence in multiple fasta files
8.0 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Answer: A: I can't make NcbiblastnCommandline work. Creates the outfile but it's empty.
8.0 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Answer: A: Problem with downloading CDS sequences using Biopython
8.0 years ago by Markus ▴ 320
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Answer: Answer: Biopython - Big Discrepancy Calculating RNA melting Temperature over Literature
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