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Revision as of 17:50, 30 July 2010
Introduction to New Students
Programming
- R/C++/perl/python code snipplets / toy examples of various packages
- How to use git
Git is a version control software. We have useful library codes and useful applications (see Sequence Analysis Tools section in [[1]]). A dedicated introduction page is here: [How to use git]
Unix
CSG Documentation [AWK, BASH, UNIX commands and etc.]
Tools
Samtools [Manual]
PLINK [Homepage]
MERLIN [Homepage]
BWA[Homepage ]
Resources
Nex-Gen Sequencing (NGS)
SEQAnswer forum [Homepage ]
RNAseq blog [Homepage ]
Data File Formats
We work with the following formats:
SAM/VCF format documentation
Group Chat [instant Messaging]
Lecture Materials
Lecture Notes for Goncalo's Introductory Genetics Course Biostatistics 666
Web-seminars on next generation sequencing and related topics Newton Institute Workshop