Simulating sequencing datasets
Bioinformatics tools and pipelines, as with any analysis methods, need to be tested to ensure they…
March 18, 2024
12 min
How Tos 24
Short information articles decribing how to do interesting things with EPI2ME Labs software.
Singularity for bioinformatics![Neil Horner]()
Have you ever tried downloading a new shiny software tool from GitHub, keen to run your test dataset…
February 26, 2024
7 min
Comparing sequences with dot plots![Sarah Griffiths]()
If you had to make a list of the most valuable and insightful ways of visualising sequence data…
February 05, 2024
6 min
How to build and use databases to run wf-metagenomics and wf-16s offline
Headed for the unknown like Amundsen in the Antarctic? Determined to unveil the vast microbial world…
October 17, 2023
7 min
How to interpret exit codes![Sam Nicholls]()
You have almost certainly encountered a problem with some software in your day to day life at some…
October 06, 2023
4 min
How to align your data![Sarah Griffiths]()
Read alignment is central to most bioinformatics analyses. In this short post we explain how to…
September 29, 2023
4 min
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