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Files in bioinformatics

SAM & BAM

3 March 2021 — 0 Comments

Files in bioinformatics

FASTQ does it better!

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Fasta and Furious 2 !

20 January 2021 — 0 Comments

Bioinformatics for Genomics, Bioinformatics for Transcriptomics

Cleaning is important

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Week 3: Essential command in Linux. The first dogma in bioinformatics that I learned is: "A bioinformatician uses Linux" and therefore it is necessary to know how to use and move in this operating system. READ MORE in BIOINFORMATICS FROM SCRATCH section. LINK IN BIO #bioinformaticamente #bioinformatics #bioinformatica #bioinformaticslife #datascience #commandline #bash #shell #linux #ubuntu #code #coding #codinglife💻 #terminal #work #bioinformatician #bwa #mkdir #bioinformaticsfromscratch

Week 2: R and R studio. There are several programming languages that a bioinformatician (or if you want you can call him a biological data scientist) uses but the first one that surely must learn is R. R is a programming language that allows the statistical analysis of the data under examination. You can use it via the terminal but I suggest you use it through the IDE (Integrated Development Environment) R Studio which facilitates the writing, execution and debugging of the written code. READ MORE on bioinformaticamente.com LINK IN BIO #bioinformaticamente #bioinformatics #bioinformatica #R #r #rstudio #commandline #ide #programminglanguage #code #coding #codinglife #codinglife💻 #bioinformaticslife #computerscience #datascience #datascientist #computer #datavisualization #dataanalyst #bioinformaticsfromscratch

Week 1: What is DATA SCIENCE?

We’re back! Finally it starts again!! I checked well. The last article was published in date April 24, 2021, I have not written anything for more than five months. It seemed like an infinite amount of time to me but I was so busy that dedicating myself to my divulgation activity would soon lead me to a total burn out. In this period of absence I dedicated myself to my thesis project, to the last exams and finally I graduated with great success, 110 cum laude.

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