hackseq

Login: hackseq

Company: null

Location: Vancouver, BC

email: hackseq@gmail.com

Blog: www.hackseq.com

Members

  1. Amanjeev Sethi
  2. Burak Ogan Mancarci
  3. Florian Privé

Repositories

2016_project_2
Design a tool to optimize the parameters of any command line tool
2016_project_4
Pseudo-WGS variant calling for common cell types aggregating ChIP-seq, RNA-seq and DHS from ENCODE and Roadmap Epigenomics data
2016_project_5
Evaluating epigenetic modifications in ChIP-seq and methylation data across cell types and states.
2016_project_6
Inferring sex chromosome and autosomal ploidy in NGS data
2016_project_8
Explore the use of 10x Genomics' Linked-Reads to unlock currently inaccessible parts of the genome
2016_project_9
Selection of tag SNPs for an African SNP array by LD and haplotype based methods
2017_project_5
Developing advanced R tutorials for genomic data analysis
chromeqc
ChromeQC: Summarize sequencing library quality of 10x Genomics Chromium linked reads
2017_project_7
Improving multi-locus sequence typing software
2017_project_8
Analysis of tested guide RNA?s used for gene editing via CRISPR to predict optimal future guide sequences
2017_project_9
Using CollapseTree with Taxonomic Metadata
chromeqc
ChromeQC: Summarize sequencing library quality of 10x Genomics Chromium linked reads
hackseq18
hackseq 2018 - [*]-omics hackathon. Vancouver, BC
hackseq_2017
Public files and discussions about hackseq 2017
hackseq_projects_2016
null
hackseq_projects_2017
null
hs18
hackseq18 sidesite
Indicator_contig_predictor
A two-way classifier to characterize metagenomes based on short and long read technologies
October_2016
Planning repository for Genomics Hackathon in Vancouver
phytools
null
vasco
Visualization of single cell RNA-seq data from tens of thousands of cells in real time

This work is supported by the National Institutes of Health's National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, Grant Number U24TR002306. This work is solely the responsibility of the creators and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National Institutes of Health.