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GenDataPro/README.md

GenDataPro

Historical computational research archive of Daniela Lopes Cardoso.

This profile is an archive of earlier computational and research projects.

My current professional GitHub profile is DLopesCardoso.

This account preserves selected earlier bioinformatics and computational biology projects and their research provenance.

Organismal Complexity

Computational analysis associated with the 2017 PLOS ONE study:

Lopes Cardoso D, Sharpe C (2017).
Relating protein functional diversity to cell type number identifies genes that determine dynamic aspects of chromatin organisation as potential contributors to organismal complexity.
PLOS ONE 12(9): e0185409.

The original Python/Ensembl REST analysis and a later R/BioMart redevelopment are preserved in:

organismal-complexity

The 2017 publication originally referenced this GenDataPro/GenDataPro repository as the location of the analysis code. The files have since been reorganised into the dedicated repository above while their original Git history remains preserved here.

RateMySplice

An early Python prototype exploring sequence changes capable of generating candidate splice-donor motifs.

RateMySplice


This account is retained as a historical research archive.

Current research software and actively developed bioinformatics projects are maintained separately.

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  1. organismal-complexity organismal-complexity Public

    Historical Python/Ensembl REST and later R/BioMart analyses associated with the 2017 PLOS ONE study on organismal complexity.

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  2. RateMySplice RateMySplice Public

    Early computational biology project for identifying candidate mutations that generate putative 5' splice donor sites.

    Python