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    hi,,
    i m new to this field can anybody tell where can i find gs assembler and mapper commands with example. i have the 454 manual but there is no example.

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    bioinformetics

    See Lex Nederbragt's blog,

    contig.wordpress.com,

    This post is about how to start up newbler for de novo assembly projects. I will describe setting up newbler using the command line. Most of the options I will mention are also available through th…

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      thanks a lot....

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        Consider editing your title (if possible) to make this thread more informative.

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          k...thank u......

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            hi...
            i have install biopython. Is there different modules for biopython programing? i am learning biopython now so can anybody help to learn????

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              Please google something before posting anymore. Closing this.

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