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ANDS PID Client is a generic Java client library for accessing the ANDS Persistent Identifier service and the Digital Object Identifier Service. Written by CSIRO Australia and funded by the ANDS Australian Research Data Commons Project .
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MintMCScanX
Your personal MCScanX enabled Linux
MintMCScanX is a lightweight linux virtual OS based on Mint OS xfce Rebecca. MinMCScanX comes with inbuilt installed MCScanX with all its dependencies and examples. It also harbors apache to enable developers evolve there imagination for creating custom pipelines and servers based on MCScanX. You just have to add the image file in Virtualbox and you are ready to go. -
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noise-free-cnv
program for analyzing and manipulating DNA microarray data
CNV calling software may produce false-positive calls due to imperfect source material. Direct inspection of the microarray data with the noise-free-cnv software helps to appreciate the quality of the data and to identify artificial calls. With noise-free-cnv it is possible to visualize individual datasets, to compare different datasets and to perform simple transformations. The visualization and the suppression of genomic waves, the comparison of two datasets by subtraction and the...
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