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Hello everyone,
I'm a very beginner at bioinformatics and I got a terrible score in a programming exam while I was an undergrad... I've been trying to extract some sequences from large fasta file using the script below; (source: https://www.biostars.org/p/1195/ ) Quote:
I'm working on Windows so I changed the "#!/usr/bin/perl" part but it didn't work. Actually the name of my contigs are little long, like IonXpressRNA_001.R_2014_06_11_02_20_24_user_xx--58-20140610 (single) trimmed contig 10001 IonXpressRNA_001.R_2014_06_11_02_20_24_user_xx--58-20140610 (single) trimmed contig 100137 ... Will it be a problem? Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you in advance. |
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