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  • Poonam Mahapatra

    A quick guide to Perl http://tinyurl.com/mkmjtpv #Perl #QuickGuide

    Tags: Perl, QuickGuide

    3899 days ago

  • Jitendra Narayan

    Generate N base genome: perl -e '@b=qw/A T G C/;print ">Genome\n";while($l<N){print @b[int(rand(4))];$l++;}' #Tipsoftheday #Perl

    Tags: Tipsoftheday, Perl

    3886 days ago

  • Poonam Mahapatra

    Number all lines in a file; perl -pe '$_ = "$. $_"': #Tipsoftheday #Perl

    Tags: Tipsoftheday, Perl

    3885 days ago

  • Jitendra Narayan

    To get all the module dependencies for yourScript.pl program. $ scandeps.pl yourScript.pl #Perl #Tipsoftheday

    Tags: Perl, Tipsoftheday

    3898 days ago

  • Poonam Mahapatra

    Bioinformatics 101 - Running BLAST

    How to format the database for BLAST, run the command, view the output file, and use BioPerl and Perl to parse the output. By David Francis, Ohio State University. Delivered live at the Tomato Disease Workshop 2010. For more information, please visit http://www.extension.org/pages/32521/bioinform...

    Tags: BLAST, Perl, BioPerl, Bioinformatics

    3880 days ago

  • Jitendra Narayan

    To round a floating-point value to a certain number of decimal places: $rounded = sprintf("%.2f", $unrounded); #Tipsoftheday #Perl

    Tags: Tipsoftheday, Perl

    3894 days ago

  • Jitendra Narayan

    Perl and BioPerl Tutorials

    This bookmark is created to store the useful Perl and BioPerl tutorial links at one place. Feel free to share and add more useful tutorial links here ....   

    Tags: Perl, BioPerl, Tutorial, Educational Material

    3887 days ago

  • Rahul Nayak

    GenBank to FASTA format conversion, Written By Junguk HUR http://tinyurl.com/ntp7w5v #Perl #FASTA #Genbank

    Tags: Perl, FASTA, Genbank

    3851 days ago

  • Jitendra Narayan

    Perl scripts for science and engineering http://www.lwebzem.com/cgi-bin/se_res/scripts.cgi #Perl #Scripts

    Tags: Perl, Scripts

    3866 days ago

  • Jitendra Narayan

    To count the number of matches in a string !!! $str = "one.two.three.four"; $n =()= $str =~ /\./gi; print $n; #Tipsoftheday #Perl

    Tags: Tipsoftheday, Perl

    3863 days ago

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