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Revision as of 20:10, 27 May 2022
Description
USCS genome browser utilities include programs for sorting, splitting (faSpli), or merging fasta sequences; record parsing and data conversion using GenBank, fasta, nib, and blast data formats; sequence alignment; motif searching; hidden Markov model development; and much more. Library subroutines are available for everything from managing C data structures such as linked lists, balanced trees, hashes, and directed graphs to developing routines for SQL, HTML, or CGI code. Additional library functions are available for biological sequence and data manipulation tasks such as reverse complementation, codon and amino acid lookup and sequence translation, as well as functions specifically designed for extracting, loading, and manipulating data in the UCSC Genome Browser Databases.
Required Modules
Serial
- ucsc
System Variables
- HPC_UCSC_DIR - installation directory
Citation
If you publish research that uses {{{app}}} you have to cite it as follows: http://genome.ucsc.edu/.