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multiseqex
Multi-sequence extractor from FASTA using FAI indexing, with parallelism and flexible region input formats
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nail
alignment inference tool
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seqtkrs
reimplementation of seqtk, a fast and lightweight tool for processing biological sequences in FASTA/FASTQ format
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selexqc
High-performance parallel RNA Capture-SELEX library quality control
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jseqio
Reading and writing biological sequences in FASTA or FASTQ format
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rsomics-motif-scan
Scan FASTA sequences for IUPAC DNA motif occurrences — BED output of match positions
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rsomics-fasta-filter
Filter FASTA sequences by length — seqkit seq -m equivalent
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rsomics-fasta-rename
Rename FASTA sequence IDs with sequential numbering
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rsomics-fasta-count
Count sequences in FASTA files (gz-transparent)
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fakit
program for fasta file manipulation
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rsomics-fasta-upper
Uppercase FASTA sequences
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rsomics-fasta-sample
Random subsample of FASTA sequences — seqkit sample for FASTA
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refget-store
Sequence storage backends for GA4GH refget: in-memory, FASTA, and memory-mapped
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codonrs
Calculate relative synonymous codon usage for coding DNA sequences in a fasta file
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spillover-bio
Genomics-focused disk-spilling sort pipeline for FASTQ/FASTA sequence records
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seqtk-rs
sequence processing tool written in Rust for manipulating FASTA/FASTQ files. Pure rust version of seqtk.
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fasta-cleaner
Transform fasta files by upper-casing all sequence characters and removing non-ACGT sequence characters
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fasta-stats
descriptive statistics on FASTA (biological sequence) data
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syncmers
finding syncmers
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Fastatsplit
A modest program written in rust made to store wanted and unwanted FASTA sequences to different FASTA files. Born from the necessity to have a FASTA filtering tool faster than seqkit
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vcfverifier
Verifies that a given VCF matches a given FASTA by comparing the REF column in the VCF to the underlying FASTA sequences
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seqsample
Randomly sample sequences from a FASTA file
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count_constant_sites
Compute the count of cases in constant sites in a (FASTA) multiple sequence alignment
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