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android-debugging-challenges

annoy

Approximate Nearest Neighbors in C++/Python optimized for memory usage and loading/saving to disk

apathetic-potato

app-brainstorm

assignmentone

New iOS project template with SwiftUI.

birth-stone-lab-day-8

buzzfeed-quiz

cloudshell

day12-mongodb-practice

day4fintechfocus

epimeter

epimeter is a tool that determines how similar a given neo-epitope is to the human proteome by calculating the distance between the peptide sequences. epimeter has two functions: "index" and "query." The "index" function takes a FASTA file of proteins as an input and indexes all of the protein k-mers (user specifies k) into an Annoy Index. The "query" function then allows the user to search for a specific neo-epitope candidate within the Annoy Index allowing for a much more stream-lined and efficient search process than current bioinformatics search tools such as BLAST.

fashion-marketplace

fish-genome-gene-descriptions

This file will describe 5 genes from the fish genome in greater detail.

flask-intro-day-8

flixster

fraction-of-nucleotides-in-a-strand

This program takes a nucleotide strand and provides the fraction/ratio for each nucleotide.

gene-project-

This is what is known: The gene UTP22 is from the yeast genome and is required for the nuclear export of tRNAs and may facilitate binding of Utp8p to aminoacylated tRNAs and their delivery to Los1p for export. Based on the information from the NCBI Blast UTP 22 is most probably a rRNA processing protein from the yeast strain Saccharomyces cerevisiae.

hello-world

instagramclone

precision-recall-code

Calculates precision and recall values for recount 2 and recount 3 junctions

simpletodo

Simple Todo app

spotify-top-track-finder

spotify-track-finder

twitter

winnie-the-pooh

yeast-gene-project

According to the SGD Genome Database, the gene UTP22 is from the yeast genome and is required for the nuclear export of tRNAs and may facilitate binding of Utp8p to aminoacylated tRNAs and their delivery to Los1p for export. Based on the information from the NCBI Blast UTP 22 is most probably a rRNA processing protein from the yeast strain Saccharomyces cerevisiae.