DNA-fragment-clustering

by Jacob Mejlsted · indexed from pypi

DNA fragment clustering and grouping tool

This python package contains the code responsible for clustering small DNA fragments in preparation for de novo synthesis. The project is also described in the paper: The Coli Toolkit (CTK): An extension of the modular Yeast Toolkit to the E. coli chassis by **Jacob Mejlsted, Erik Kubaczka, Sebastian Wirth, and Heinz Koeppl.

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