Will Rogers My current research interests are in the broad areas of bioinformatics and plant evolutionary/ecological genetics. Will Rogers (left) and I are studying the genetics, evolution, and ecology, of the insect-eating pitcher plants (Sarracenia species). Most of my bioinformatics work is a collaboration with Liming Cai (right) of the Computer Science Department to develop methods of modeling and searching genomes for non-coding RNAs. See our RNA-Informatics web site. Liming Cai
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Program Link
Info		 Zip
Size		 OS
CPU		 GUI
CL		 Program Description
Author / Source
Lumberjack
Java
24-Aug-04		 900 kb Java
Linux		 CL A utility for analyzing the phylogenetic signal in regions of multiple sequence alignments.
Carolyn Lawrence
RNApasta
Java
09-Sep-09		 350 kb Java
MS Windows, Linux		 GUI A utility for collecting statistics from aligned and structurally annotated RNA sequences. Versions are available for compiled for several Java versions, and the source code is available.
Russell L. Malmberg
Trbls 0.6
intel
7-Jul-99		 850 kb MS Windows
x86		 GUI Blast search accessory program: schedules runs of multiple sequences
Russell L. Malmberg
Peaks 0.9
intel
2-Jun-01		 330 kb MS Windows
x86		 GUI Displays and integrates data files from HPLC or similiar lab equipment
Russell L. Malmberg
MapMaker, QTL 3.0b
intel
25-Apr-97		 490 kb MS Windows
x86		 CL Constructs genetic linkage groups and maps QTL loci
Stephen Lincoln, Mark Daly, Eric Lander
Whitehead Page
Molphy 2.2
intel
18-May-96		 250 kb MS Windows
x86		 CL Phylogenetic analysis programs including ProtML
Jun Adachi, Masami Hasegawa
Molphy site
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