The OpenHelix Blog

Welcome to our Friday feature link collection: SNPpets. During the week we come across a lot of links and reads that we think are interesting, but don’t make it to a blog post. Here they are for your enjoyment…

• RT @nickholway: #PLOSCompBio: Bioinformatics for the Human Microbiome Project http://t.co/fL4X5ArM
• RT @AlisynGayle: GenColors-based comparative genome databases for small eukaryotic genomes. http://t.co/8eorMyJK
• Hat tip Daniel MacArthur: RT @artwuster: How is prenatal sequencing selling? http://t.co/2WiPV6pN
• RT @OpenHelix: Heh. “Genomics revolution: UK could miss the boat, scientists warn” Photo immediately irritates all science folk. http://t.co/GTsN4d9E
• RT @intermineorg: Check out our brand new homepage at http://t.co/pbwewOmH! #bioinformatics #intermine
• RT @rdmpage: .@BarcodeOfLife gets Google Global Impact Award to apply DNA barcoding to identify endangered wildlife   http://t.co/W4JrgYQy
• Really nice collection, hat tip to @zentree: RT @BrynRWilliams: @AlbertoCairo #iidviz Found another great resource, updated regularly. http://t.co/MwyWoNd7 #dataviz #viziblog #datavisualzation
• RT @jandot: Useful new paper in +BioMed Central (BMC Bioinformatics) on  #usegalaxy  and the cloud. http://t.co/jn8n7WYK
• “First new version for 3 years!” RT @marc_rr: Downloaded new FigTree, looks nice: http://t.co/aQCZCXn9 #phylogeny #bioinformatics
• Via Bio-IT World newsletter: Bio-IT World | A new patient database launched today containing clinical trial records from more than 8,500 ALS patients. Read More.
• [opens a PDF] RT @gmodproject: Nice summary of resources for genome annotation in this paper from a group annotating lupins: http://t.co/oQnswj1E #GMOD #GFF
• RT @iddux: New post about new software from my lab: DIGging into Images and Genomes http://t.co/NHXlaO9U