Wednesday 26 February 2014

UGENE

Important changes in this major release include:
* DAS support: annotation of amino acid sequences using annotations of its homologs.
* NCBI Genbank search interface: search for DNA and protein sequences in GenBank database with UGENE.
* Bowtie2: use sequencing reads aligner "Bowtie2" from UGENE GUI.
* Multiple Alignment Format: PHYLIP format support added.
* Assembly Format: ACE format is supported by Assembly Browser.
* Workflow Designer: there were a lot of major and minor improvements.
- Common workflow output directory
- History of a workflow runs (in dashboards)
- Debugging workflows and watching of an intermediate data.

Youtube episode about the release: UGENE podcast #40: Whats new in UGENE 1.13

AVAILABILITY:
http://ugene.unipro.ru/

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Webinar of the month..

Webinar of the Month


Configuring SNP detection pipelines for accurate analysis of clinical samples

By Dr. Vamsi Veeramachaneni

Vice President - Bioinformatics, Strand Life Sciences


Running a SNP detection pipeline and identifying high quality variant calls quickly is challenging. This is especially true in the case of clinical labs where multiple panels are used and kit-specific biases can result in false positive SNP predictions. In this webinar, we show how one can use the powerful visualization features of Avadis NGS to quickly detect false positive SNP predictions, identify the cause of the errors, and fine-tune the detection pipeline for accurate analysis

Updates

Monday 24 February 2014

WiB Quarterly Meeting



Dear all

Its time that we meet again. Please be informed that the WiB quarterly and the first meeting for the year would be held on Saturday, 08th March 2014, 2:00-3:00 PM IST at Skype. The main objectives of the meeting is to review our performance in the previous year and discuss on further developments and improvements over our earlier performances. For the same reason, we would like to invite new proposals and suggestions from all our members.

Your presence would add strength to our cause, so please make it in time and we would appreciate if you could get along your friends and fellow colleagues to attend the meeting.

Any queries please write to mona@bioclues.org or reetasinghania@gmail.com

We await your participation.

Regards

Mona with Reeta,
For WiB Forum.

Prediction and classification of ncRNAs using structural information

Decoding a Genomic Revolution: Manolis Kellis at TEDxCambridge 2013

"MIT Computational Biologist Manolis Kellis gives us a glimpse of the doctor's office visit of the future, and uses his own genetic mutations to show us how a..."


V CONFERENCE WCSA 7th-8th November 2014, Budapest - Call for Paper