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Software: Genoogle: Similar DNA Sequences Search Engine
Submitted by Felipe Albrecht; posted on Thursday, February 03, 2011 (1 comment)
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Genoogle is a search engine for similar genetics sequences. It uses parallel computing and indexing techniques and it is completely open source. It has a console interface with a simples scripting language, (simple) web interface, and web services support.
Contributions, forks, sugestions and projects that use Genoogles are welcome.
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I was making a list of all the analogies between Google and Blast in my blog:
- http://bioinfoblog.it/2011/01/blast-is-the-equivalent-of-google-but-for-searching-sequences/
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