Code for design of diagnostic PCR primers, and metabarcoding markers.
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Code for design of diagnostic PCR primers, and metabarcoding markers.
The SpeciesPrimer pipeline is intended to help researchers finding specific primer pairs for the detection and quantification of bacterial species in complex ecosystems.
OmicSelector - Environment, docker-based application and R package for biomarker signiture selection (feature selection) & deep learning diagnostic tool development from high-throughput high-throughput omics experiments and other multidimensional datasets. Initially developed for miRNA-seq, RNA-seq and qPCR.
Design degenerated primers on highly variable alignments for full genome sequencing or qPCR. Specifically developed for viruses.
Quality assessing, analyzing and testing the statistical significance of real-time quantitative PCR data
A python package to analyse qPCR data for single-use or high-throughput application
rdml: Mathematica package for Real-Time qPCR data
Bioinformatics CNV Detection with Random Forest Model
This repository contains scripts and data for training and utilizing machine learning classifiers to predict qPCR cross-amplification.
Jose V. Die
Modeling of primers/probes hybridization on to a set of target viral sequences.
Repository for pan-spefic primers designed for tiled full genome sequencing or qPCR of viral pathogens. Pathogens include amongst others Hepatitis E virus, Hepatitis A virus, Poliovirus and SARS-COV-2. Primers were designed with varVAMP.
Takes excel file output from qPCR (Quantstudio3, ABI) and sample labels. Optionally analyzes standard curves and plots CT, Tms and absolute copies
An easy way to normalize CT values to Internal controls as well as housekeeping genes and download as heatmap.
Biomarker data set by Vermeulen et al. (2009)
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