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MassBlast: A workflow to accelerate RNA-seq and DNA database analysis

André VeríssimoiD, Jean-Étienne BassardiD, Alice Julien-LaferrièreiD, Marie‐France SagotiD, Susana VingaiD

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SummaryCurrent workflows for sequence analysis heavily depend on user input and manual curation. New specialized tools and methods are appearing all the time, but the actions required for a full analysis are disconnected and very time-consuming. The software we propose, MassBlast, combines BLAST+ and an automated workflow analysis to filter the results and significantly improve the annotation of multiple sequencing databases for exploring new biosynthetic pathways and new protein families, among other applications. MassBlast is fully configurable and reproducible.\n\nAvailability and ImplementationThe MassBlast package is written in Ruby. Source code and releases are freely available from Github (https://github.com/averissimo/mass-blast) for all major platforms (Linux, MS Windows and OS X) under the GPLv3 license.\n\nContactandre.verissimo@tecnico.ulisboa.pt

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