any one use grape to analyze solexa data
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What is "grape" ?Originally posted by zhidong View Post -
If you mean grape-vine we are performing experiments with illumina short reads...Originally posted by Torst View PostComment
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It would help if you could point to someplace that tells what grape or grape-vine is
never heard of it though..--
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I hope this can clarify...Originally posted by bioinfosm View PostIt would help if you could point to someplace that tells what grape or grape-vine is
never heard of it though..
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-_-" Grape = Vitis viniferaOriginally posted by bioinfosm View PostIt would help if you could point to someplace that tells what grape or grape-vine is
never heard of it though..
Is there any chance that there's a software named GRAPE we have not yet heard of? Maybe Google Rapid Assembler for Paired Ends
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thanks a lot for enthusiastic answer，I know what is grape, later I will tell you.Comment
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GRAPE is designed for accelerating N-BODY simulation. Maybe it's not suitable for sequence analysis. But who knows if you can access it ...Comment
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