SeqBuster

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Application data

Created by L Pantano
Biological application domain(s) Transcriptomics, Regulatory RNA
Principal bioinformatics method(s) Read mapping, Annotation
Technology Illumina, 454
Created at Centre of Genomic Regulation
Maintained? Yes
Input format(s) FASTA, Tab-delimited
Output format(s) Tab-delimited
Software features Annotation and detection of miRNAs and other small RNAs
Programming language(s) Java, R
Licence Commercial, Freeware
Operating system(s) Mac OS X, Linux

Summary: SeqBuster, a web-based bioinformatic tool offering a custom analysis of deep sequencing data at different levels, with special emphasis on the analysis of miRNA variants or isomiRs and the discovering of new small RNAs.

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Description

Logoseqbuster.gif SeqBuster, a web-based bioinformatic tool offering a custom analysis of deep sequencing data at different levels, with special emphasis on the analysis of miRNA variants or isomiRs and the discovering of new small RNAs.

Features:

  • SeqBuster includes a stand-alone version that permits the annotation against any custom database installed in the local machine independently of the web server.
  • Second, the R environment, in which the different analysis packages have been developed, permits the incorporation and/or modification of different types of analysis, which may be focused not only on small non-coding RNAs but also on any type of sequence generated in large-scale sequencing strategies.
  • This provides a continuous evolving platform, where future analysis packages may be easily added to the repository. Third, SeqBuster is highly versatile offering a wide range of options both in the pre-analysis for annotation purposes and in the different module analysis for data manipulation.


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References

  1. . 2010. Nucleic Acids Research


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