JBrowse 1, a full-featured genome browser built with JavaScript and HTML5. For JBrowse 2, see https://github.com/GMOD/jbrowse-components.
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JBrowse 1, a full-featured genome browser built with JavaScript and HTML5. For JBrowse 2, see https://github.com/GMOD/jbrowse-components.
ProTrek: illuminating the Protein Universe through Trimodal Protein Language Model (Connecting text and protein)
A software package for computing features of peptides and proteins
Exploring Evolution-aware & free protein language models as protein function predictors
A package to annotate protein sequences
[ICLR 2026] Lost in Tokenization: Context as the Key to Unlocking Biomolecular Understanding in Scientific LLMs
MetaDome is aimed at professionals in the (bio-)medical field of human genetics who wish to visualize the position of their mutation of interest in the context of general population-based genetic variation and provide detailed information of pathogenic variants found across homologous domain positions.
Tool for similarity analysis of protein function annotations.
🧬 SeqStudio: Generative reasoning system for protein functional annotation
An ensemble method for predicting proteins secreted via exosomes
Novel method for specific metal-binding sites prediction with known 3D structure.
an assortment of bioinformatics inspired Python scripts
React webapp to submit and retrieve jobs from Deciphon – a protein prediction tool for nanopore reads
First application of multimodal biological reasoning + structural search to the JCVI-syn3A dark proteome. 132/132 proteins processed; 131 with category assignments; 1 computationally intractable. Grounds the next generation of syn3A whole-cell models.
Evidence-aware protein annotation workflow using BLAST, HMMER, SQLite, and Flask
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