Best Bioinformatics Software for Linux of 2024

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    OmicsBox Reviews

    OmicsBox

    BioBam Bioinformatics S.L.

    €100/month/seat
    OmicsBox, a leading bioinformatics tool, offers end-toend data analysis for genomes, transcriptomes and metagenomes. It also provides genetic variation studies. The application, which is used by leading private and public research institutes worldwide, allows researchers to process large and complicated data sets and streamline their analytical process. It is designed to be efficient, user-friendly and equipped with powerful tools to extract biological insight from omics data. The software is divided into modules, each of which has a set of tools and features designed to perform specific types of analyses, such as de novo genome assemblies, genetic variations analysis, differential expression analyses, taxonomic classifications, and taxonomic classes of microbiome, including the interpretation of results and rich visualizations. The functional analysis module uses the popular Blast2GO annotating methodology, making OmicsBox a great tool for non-model organisms research.
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    ruffus Reviews

    ruffus

    ruffus

    Free
    Ruffus is a Python computation pipeline library. It is open-sourced and powerful, user-friendly, and widely used for science and bioinformatics. Ruffus was designed to automate scientific and other analyses with minimal fuss and effort. It is suitable for even the most basic tasks. Even complex pipelines can be handled. This will prevent make or scons from becoming cross-eyed and recursive. No "clever magic", no pre-processing. The lightweight syntax, which does one small thing well, is unambitious. Ruffus is licensed under the permissive MIT-free software license. This license allows for free use and inclusion in proprietary software. It is a good idea to run your pipeline in a temporary directory that is not connected to your original data. Ruffus is a lightweight Python module that can be used to build computational pipelines. Ruffus requires Python 2.6 and higher, or Python 3.0 and higher.
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    Geneious Prime Reviews

    Geneious Prime

    Geneious

    $900 per year
    Geneious Prime makes bioinformatics more accessible by transforming raw information into visualizations which make sequence analysis intuitive. Simple assembly of sequences and easy editing contigs. Automatic annotation of gene prediction, motifs and translation. Genotype microsatellite trace with automated ladder fitting, peak calling, and generation of tables of alleles. A highly customizable sequence view displays beautiful visualizations of annotated assemblies and genomes. SNP variants analysis with powerful SNPs, RNA-Seq analysis and amplicon metagenomics. Create your own searchable database of primers, test PCR and sequence primers, and design and test them. CRISPR tools are powerful and make it easy to analyze your editing results, find sites, and design guide RNAs. Pre-processing NGS data with extensive tools for downstream analysis produces clean sequences. Create phylogenetic tree using peer-reviewed algorithms.
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    Swiss-PdbViewer Reviews
    Swiss-PdbViewer, also known as DeepView, is an application that allows you to analyze multiple proteins simultaneously. To compare active sites and other parts, the proteins can be superimposed. The intuitive interface and graphic make it easy to find information about amino acid mutations, Hbonds, angles and distances between atoms. Nicolas Guex has been developing Swiss-PdbViewer (aka DeepView), since 1994. Swiss-PdbViewer was originally tightly connected to SWISS-MODEL (an automated homology modeling server) that was developed at the Structural Bioinformatics Group of the Biozentrum in Basel. The SWISS-MODEL interface has evolved to the point that advanced modeling can now be done directly. It is no longer possible to maintain a direct interface with SwissPdbViewer.
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    Avogadro Reviews
    Avogadro, an advanced molecule editor/visualizer, is designed for cross-platform usage in computational chemistry and molecular modeling. It provides high-quality rendering and a powerful plugin structure. Avogadro, a free and open-source molecular editor/visualization tool, is available for Mac, Windows, and Linux. It can be used in computational chemistry and molecular modeling as well as materials science and other related areas. It provides flexible, high-quality rendering and a powerful plugin structure.
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