Beginning Perl for Bioinformatics
Beginning Perl for Bioinformatics [Symbol][A][B][C][D][E][F][G][H][I][J][K][L][M][N][O][P][Q][R][S][T][U][V][W][X]R rand function , 2nd random number generators seeding randomelement subroutine (example) randomization , 2nd comparing bases in random DNA sequences generating random DNA subroutines for program simulating mutation random position in string, selecting program using selecting array elements randomly random number generators randomnucleotide subroutine (example) , 2nd improving design range operator (..), using with logical operators rapid prototyping rational numbers ratios raw score (S), BLAST matching reading bionet file for restriction sites DNA from FASTA files FASTA format files subroutine for files PDB files protein sequence data from a file, using while loop restriction enzyme data reading frames ORFs (open reading frames) translating DNA in translating DNA in all, main program REBASE (Restriction Enzyme Database) data file, subroutine for parsing recognition sites codes for IUB nucleic acid codes, translating to regular expressions records, GenBank files fields separating annotation from sequence using scalars records, PDB files names types parsePDBrecordtypes subroutine Red Hat Linux systems, rpm files redundancy in genetic code , 2nd reference_sub subroutine references calling by complex data structures and to databases in PDB files DBREF record type, PDB files dereferencing passing by See : patterns regular expressions regulatory elements in DNA, program that counts design phase relational database management systems (RDMS) relational databases DBI (Perl module) programming for removing carriage returns, linefeeds, and newlines my variables (in debugging) newlines and other nonsequence data newlines from filenames whitespace , 2nd repeating strings (x operator) See : graphical user interfaces representation of data reserved words residues in macromolecule chains amino acid or nucleic acid sequence of resources bioinformatics computer science molecular biology Perl Restriction Enzyme Database (REBASE) data file, subroutine for parsing restriction enzymes data, bionet file format reading data from file storing data user requests for names web site information on restriction maps , 2nd , 3rd computing recognition sites (IUB nucleic acid codes), translating to regular expressions reporting to user restriction sites reading bionet file for return values, subroutine reverse complements calculating in Perl changing bases into DNA transcription to RNA restriction enzyme EcoRI subroutine for computing (revcom) reversing arrays right justification of text right shift (>>) operator RNA (ribonucleic acid) DNA, transcribing to transcribing DNA to rpm files, Red Hat Linux running Perl programs on Macintosh on Windows rvalue and lvalue
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