Molecular Therapy — Nucleic AcidsBioinformaticsPeer-reviewed journal article
FASTAptameR 2.0: A Web Tool for Combinatorial Sequence Selections
Skyler T. KrameriD, Paige R. GruenkeiD, Khalid K. AlamiD, Dong He XuiD, Donald H. BurkeiD
Abstract
Combinatorial selections are powerful strategies for identifying biopolymers with specific biological, biomedical, or chemical characteristics. Unfortunately, most available software tools for high-throughput sequencing analysis have high entrance barriers for many users because they require extensive programming expertise. FASTAptameR 2.0 is an R-based reimplementation of FASTAptamer designed to minimize this barrier while maintaining the ability to answer complex sequence-level and population-level questions. This opensource toolkit features a user-friendly web tool, interactive graphics, up to 100x faster clustering, an expanded module set, and an extensive user guide. FASTAptameR 2.0 accepts diverse input polymer types and can be applied to any sequence-encoded selection.
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