Automated omics-scale protein modeling and simulation setup.
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Automated omics-scale protein modeling and simulation setup.
An automated pipeline for homology-modeling based on modeller
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This is a repository of Modeller automation(Linux version), which will help us to develop exclusive codes for Bioinformatics. We are curious Computer Science people, who are exploring Bioinformatics, This project is also a part of that voyage.
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