Tufts Bioinformatics Resources
Mailing List (E-list)
To stay updated on bioinformatics education, software tools, and workshop notifications, subscribe to our e-list: best@elist.tufts.edu.
In the future, we will post workshop notifications and resources through this email list.
Workshops and resources
Current Workshops
Bioinformatics workshops provided by TTS Research Technology in 2022, 2023, 2024](https://tuftsdatalab.github.io/tuftsWorkshops/)
Archived Workshops
Archived TTS Datalab bioinformatics workshops
Other Workshops
Bioinformatics workshops provided by Bioinformatics Education and Services at Tufts
Website
Bioinformatics website (Last updated July 2023)
Note: Some materials may be outdated, so always verify the relevance of content before applying it to your projects.
A new documentation website is coming in November 2024. Stay tuned for updates!
Tools on the Cluster
Use module avail
to check the full list of tools available on the cluster. Below are some commonly used tools:
abcreg/0.1.0 kallisto/0.48.0 (D) orthofinder/2.5.5
abyss/2.3.7 kneaddata/0.12.0 pandaseq/2.11
alphafold/2.3.0 kraken2/2.1.3 parabricks/4.0.0-1
alphafold/2.3.1 krakentools/1.2 parabricks/4.2.1-1
alphafold/2.3.2 macs2/2.2.7.1
amplify/2.0.0 macs3/3.0.0a6 pepper_deepvariant/r0.8
angsd/0.939 masurca/4.0.9 petitefinder/cpu
angsd/0.940 (D) masurca/4.1.0 (D) picard/2.25.1
bakta/1.9.3 medaka/1.11.1 picard/2.26.10
bbmap/38.93 megahit/1.2.9 plink/1.90b6.21
bbmap/38.96 (D) meme/5.5.5 plink2/2.00a2.3
bbtools/39.00 metaphlan/4.0.2 polypolish/0.5.0
bcftools/1.13 metaphlan/4.0.6 (D) preseq/3.2.0
bcftools/1.14 miniasm/0.3_r179 prokka/1.14.6
bcftools/1.17 minimap2/2.26 (D) qiime2/2023.2
bcftools/1.20 (D) minipolish/0.1.3 qiime2/2023.5
beast2/2.6.3 mirdeep2/2.0.1.3 qiime2/2023.7
beast2/2.6.4 mirge3/0.1.4 qiime2/2023.9
beast2/2.6.6 (D) mothur/1.46.0 qiime2/2024.2
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A few tips
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Before installing your own tools, check if they are already available on the cluster using the
module avail
command. -
Always be aware of the software versions, especially when using scripts from colleagues.
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For less common tools, consider installing them yourself to ensure you have full control over the version and availability.
We will cover how to install tools from source code in our upcoming workshop. If you need to install a tool not commonly used, it's best to do it yourself to avoid issues with maintenance. Stay tuned for a detailed guide!
Contact Us
We are part of the TTS Research Technology team. Our services are not limited to bioinformatics; we also support data science, statistics, and research data management.
For consultations, please submit a ticket to tts-research@tufts.edu.
For more details, visit our page: Research Technology Consulting Services.