Need comment on CLCbio software
Hi,
I would like to get comments on CLCbio software-Genomics Workbench. Is it good for NGS? Thanks a lot.
Kay
I would like to get comments on CLCbio software-Genomics Workbench. Is it good for NGS? Thanks a lot.
Kay
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We're very restricted in what we can run on our servers so some of the less "off-the-shelf" options were out for us so we turned to this software. We were particularly impressed that it would de novo assemble 70,000 454 sequences in about five minutes on my (old and slow) desktop PC.
It's worth getting a trial - the versions seem to update pretty regularly. When we trialled it two months ago it was on 1.something and now it's up to 2.4 I think.
I'm going to stop now as I sound like I'm gushing a bit too much
So far, at least, I'm impressed.
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Thank you
Thank you so much for your comment. That helps a lot.
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