Looking for a script that will compare two fasta files and tell me which sequences unequivocally exist in one but not the other, and which look very similar but are slightly shorter or longer (lots of overlap). Would prefer this not create BLAST-type index files that I need to clean up.
How many times have I lost commands in a long bash history? I found this directory-specific bash history more useful than having just one history: http://dieter.plaetinck.be/per_dir...
Looks like Bionanomatrix is hiring .NET programmers. Not sure that's good news for researchers looking to develop single-molecule next generation sequencing software, though I suppose labs who just want sequences won't care. - http://www.bionanomatrix.com/careers