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Wednesday, 14 May 2014

SLiMSuite Short Linear Motif discovery and analysis: Minor bug in GOPHER output with BLAST+

SLiMSuite Short Linear Motif discovery and analysis: Minor bug in GOPHER output with BLAST+: A bug has been identified with the current SLiMSuite release when using BLAST+ to generate orthologue alignments with GOPHER. Sequences extr...
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