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All posts created by jlee04

| posted 18 Apr, 2019 19:28
Thanks for checking. Our class ended for today, but I will do what Chris suggested the next time we meet.
Posted in: PhameratorLocked out of Phamerator
| posted 18 Apr, 2019 14:11
A couple of my students can no longer log into Phamerator, getting error message: "Token expired" and are now forbidden from logging in.
Thanks!
Posted in: PhameratorLocked out of Phamerator
| posted 16 Apr, 2019 18:20
Per the Bioinformatics Guide, contractile-tailed phages should have tail tube protein (Rank 1). I cannot locate it in JPickles. It does not appear in the model genomes listed above: Bonray, TinyTim, Khlessi, etc. Are we just haven't looked hard enough? Or, perhaps they aren't in C1 cluster phages?
Posted in: Cluster C Annotation TipsModel Cluster C genome
| posted 20 Feb, 2019 14:33
So, it is better to go with the -1 gap rather than the -4? I thought I remembered this at the summer annotation workshop, but was told the -4 was better at another venue.
Posted in: Choosing Start SitesGTGA overlaps
| posted 17 Dec, 2018 16:26
Not sure if this is the right place to bring up the topic… Is there a mechanism for crediting annotation authors on the PhagesDB phage pages? When a genome is adopted out, annotated by another institution, then appear in publications, the annotating authors and institution should be recognized, right?
Posted in: Notes and Final FilesAuthors file
| posted 24 May, 2016 15:59
David was a great friend to all of us here at SJU, and we are filled with sadness. It is a tremendous loss for Cabrini College and for all of the science communities that knew him well. His passion for science will be sorely missed. Our deepest sympathies to his family.
Posted in: Messages for Cabrini CollegeMessages for Cabrini College