I have a Sequence which I have stuck several Features onto. I would
now like to iterate over these features, in the order that they appear
on the genome (i.e. a Feature from [7,10] comes before [8-20]). I see
that there is an inner class in Feature called
Feature.ByLocationComparator, I am just won
On Fri, Feb 14, 2003 at 10:10:34AM +0100, Karin Lagesen wrote:
> I have a Sequence which I have stuck several Features onto. I would
> now like to iterate over these features, in the order that they appear
> on the genome (i.e. a Feature from [7,10] comes before [8-20]). I see
> that there is an in
hi everyone,
I am currently writing an application which displays among other things traces from
sequencers, is there a piece of code already written for reading .scf files somewhere
on the CVS?
thanks a lot
david atlan
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Great. Thanks Simon. I hate tracking down these reference leaks.
Matthew
Simon Brocklehurst wrote:
Re: Parsing massive Blast output
In regard of recent mail to the list (and from up to a couple of years ago)
Up 'til now, when attempting to parse *very* large blast outputs
consisting of many (
check out the photo of Mark Schreiber's workshop at the NZ Bioinformatics
Conference :-)
http://bioconf.otago.ac.nz/
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