In which I describe Average Nucleotide Identity (ANI), which we can use to pigeonhole bacteria into conceptual boxes labelled as 'species'. And I share more code.
A science blog, by a scientist, mostly about computational biology and plant science, but a little rambly in places.
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Showing posts with label github. Show all posts
Sunday, 10 November 2013
ANI are you okay? Are you okay ANI?
Labels:
ANI,
bioinformatics,
biology,
biopython,
BLAST,
DNA,
genome,
github,
MUMmer,
phylogenetics,
phylogenomics,
science,
script,
scripting,
scripts,
sequence,
sequence analysis,
sequencing,
statistics,
visualisation
Friday, 8 February 2013
Surely this has been done already...
In which it turns out that if it was done already, it was hiding somewhere. Also, I share a script that retrieves the corresponding nucleotide coding sequences from NCBI, given only a set of protein sequences.
Sunday, 23 September 2012
The Colours, Man! The Colours!
In which I take a short diversion into colour theory, and share some code to automate colour selection for class data.
Labels:
bioinformatics,
biology,
colors,
colours,
data,
design,
free code,
genome,
github,
maths,
misc,
programming,
python,
science,
visualisation
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