Announcing CoreBio 0.4 ------------------------ CoreBio home page: http://code.google.com/p/corebio/
Download: http://corebio.googlecode.com/svn/dist/CoreBio-0.4.1.tar.gz CoreBio is an open source python library for bioinformatics and computational biology, designed to be fast, compact, reliable and easy to use. Currently, CoreBio includes code to store and manipulate protein and DNA sequences, read and write many common biological sequence formats, read blast reports and access other computational and database resources. The CoreBio project welcomes additional suggestions, code and participants. This release includes the following modules: - data: Standard information used in computational biology. - matrix: Arrays indexed by alphabetic strings. - moremath: Various bits of useful math not in the standard python library. - resource: Access to programs, complex file formats and databases - astral: ASTRAL dataset IO. - scop: SCOP: Structural Classification of Proteins IO. - stride: STRIDE: Protein secondary structure assignment from atomic coordinates. - seq: Alphabetic sequences and associated tools and data. - seq_io: Sequence file reading and writing. - array_io: Read and write arrays of sequence data. - clustal_io: Read the CLUSTAL sequence file format. - fasta_io: Read and write FASTA format. - genbank_io: Read GenBank flat files. - intelligenetics_io: Read IntelliGenetics format. - msf_io: Read sequence information in MSF format. - nbrf_io: Sequence IO for NBRF/PIR format. - nexus_io: Read the sequence data from a nexus file. - null_io: Null sequence IO. - phylip_io: Read Sequences in interleaved Phylip format. - plain_io: Read and write raw, unformatted sequence data. - stockholm_io: Read a STOCKHOLM format. - table_io: Read tab delimited format. - ssearch_io: Parse sequence search analysis reports. - blastxml: Read BLAST XML output. - fasta: Read the output of a fasta similarity search. - transform: Transformations of Seqs (alphabetic sequences), including translation with a full suite of GeneticCode's. Gavin Crooks and John Gilman -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list