Reverse Dependencies of pyfastx
The following projects have a declared dependency on pyfastx:
- aMGSIM — aMGSIM: simulate ancient metagenomes for multiple synthetic communities
- amptk — AMPtk: amplicon tool kit
- atgtools — no summary
- bam2plot — Plot of coverage from bam file
- binette — Binette: accurate binning refinement tool to constructs high quality MAGs.
- bits-yoshi — miscellaneous BioInformatics ToolS
- buscolite — busco analysis for gene predictions
- caltha — A python package to process UMI tagged mixed amplicon metabarcoding data.
- conodictor — Prediction and classification of conopeptides
- delfies — delfies is a tool for the detection of DNA Elimination breakpoints
- geney — A Python package for gene expression modeling.
- hicstuff — General purpose stuff to generate and handle Hi-C data in its simplest form.
- himut — himut: single molecule somatic single-base substitution detection using PacBio CCS reads
- hkgfinder — find housekeeping genes in prokaryotic (meta)genomic data
- itsmostdef — Whats in my fastq file?
- mclumi — UMI de-duplication using mclUMI
- metator — A pipeline for binning metagenomic datasets from metaHiC data.
- mitywgs — A sensitive Mitochondrial variant detection pipeline from WGS data
- nextstrain-augur — A bioinformatics toolkit for phylogenetic analysis
- oligopool — Oligopool Calculator - Automated design and analysis of oligopool libraries
- ont-guppy-duplex-pipeline — Oxford Nanopore Technologies duplex pipeline scripts for guppy
- pixelgen-pixelator — A command-line tool and library to process and analyze sequencing data from Molecular Pixelation (MPX) assays.
- pySeqRNA — pySeqRNA a python based RNA analysis package
- rlpipes — A standardized R-loop-mapping pipeline
- samsum — A light-weight python package for summarizing sequence coverage from SAM and BAM files
- seqbank — A database to quickly read and write DNA sequence data in numerical form.
- transigner — Long read-to-transcript assignment creator
- tresor — no summary
- umiche — no summary
- VirPipe — VirPipe is a easy-to-use computational pipeline to identify virus sequences from high-throughput sequencing reads.
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