SOFTWARE AVAILABLE HERE:

GelTransfer/
    Gel Transfer
    Gel Transfer is an AppleScript droplet that allows transfer of files and 
    folders to a file server.  It was designed with Sequencing MACs in mind.
    
arraydb/
    ArrayDB
    ArrayDB 2.0 is a software suite that provides an interactive user interface
    for the mining and analysis of microarray gene expression data.
    
blastall/
    NHGRI::Blastall
    Perl extension for running and parsing BLAST.
    
genemachine/
    GeneMachine
    GeneMachine is a collection of Perl modules and a Perl program which 
    will run GRAIL, MZEF, GENSCAN, FGENES, Sputnik, RepeatMasker and BLAST
    and print the output in ASN.1 format which is readable by NCBI's 
    submission tool/Data Analysis WorkBench Sequin.
    
mzef.expect/
    mzef.expect
    This is an expect script we use to automate MZEF runs.
    MZEF is available from ftp://cshl.org/pub/science/mzef/
    
netgrail/
    netgrail
    netgrail.plx is a simple client used to create valid requests to the 
    GRAIL server.
    
sputnik/
    Sputnik
    sputnik is a quick and dirty way to search for repeat sequences
    
webblast/
    WebBLAST
    WebBLAST is a collection of Perl 5 programs which provide a simple data 
    pipeline from Sequence machine to the web.
    
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