NucleR

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Created by Flores O, Orozco M
Biological application domain(s) ChIP-Chip, ChIP-Seq, Nucleosome Positioning, Epigenomics
Principal bioinformatics method(s) Annotation, Peak calling, Protein Binding Peak Detection, Peak detection, Peak finding, Programming Library
Technology Any next-gen
Created at Molecular Modelling & Bioinformatics Unit. Joint programme IRB-BSC & University of Barcelona
Maintained? Yes
Input format(s) Any format supported by BioConductor
Output format(s) WIG, Wiggle, BED, Any format supported by BioConductor
Software features Multicore, Integrated solution
Programming language(s) English
Licence LGPL-3
Operating system(s) Cross-Platform

Summary: nucleR is a R/Bioconductor package for working with tiling arrays and next generation sequencing. It uses a novel aproach in this field which comprises a deep profile cleaning using Fourier Transform and peak scoring for a quick and flexible nucleosome calling

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Description

We present a new tool, nucleR, integrated in the open source, multiplatform R/Bioconductor framework. The approach is based on a fast, non-parametric detection of all nucleosome dyads and scoring of the calls. A good performance is achieved by filtering the noise using Fast Fourier Transform (FFT). The user has full freedom to export, select, merge or process suggested nucleosome calls in any desired way, making the method completely flexible. Algorithms presented here are suitable for most Tiling Arrays and single or paired ended Next Generation Sequencing platforms


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  1. . 2011. Bioinformatics (Oxford)


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