Laurent MANCHON wrote:
--Hi Just a message for MIRA community: i have tested a sofware to trim vectors or others contaminants before use of MIRA, until now I was in the habit of using SeqClean or cross_match to remove contaminants from sequences, but i have pointed that those programs have some drawbacks and weaknesses. Recently, i have used SeqTrim software(http://www.scbi.uma.es/cgi-bin/seqtrim/seqtrim_login.cgi), it's more reliable and accurate, but it's a bit slower than SeqClean because there is no option to run in multi-thread, the developers work on a new version to add multi-thread feature.
Hello, Laurent.Thanks for posting this: I've just had a look - How does it compare with "Lucy"?
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