biomisc_R: a repository of command line bioinformatic scripts written in R

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  • biomisc_R

    command line bioinformatic scripts written in R

    • while R is a very beginner friendly and popular programming language in bioinformatic circles, there are not many repositories that contain command line scripts that can be easily used. Thats why I created biomisc_R a repository that contains scripts involved in single/multi-fasta/pdb file manipulations, sequence statistics and differential expression analysis. The scripts have been tested on windows 10 build 19041.985 and ubuntu 18.04 with R 3.6.3. if you have any questions and suggestions please let me know!

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