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Lorises are primates and are more closely related to humans, apes and Old World monkeys than any other living nonhuman primate group. The Smithsonian Institution's Division of Mammals (http://vertebrates.si.edu/mammals/) houses many lorises in its scientific collections.
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VB NSW Cup Representative Side named
THE following players have been selected in the VB NSW Cup Representative side set to face the QLD Residents prior to game three of the Holden State of Origin series in Brisbane.
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THE St. George Illawarra Dragons have reversed the frustration of their loss to the Melbourne Storm earlier this season, overcoming their opposition 24-12 tonight at a freezing WIN Stadium in Wollongong.
Wayne Ulugia sacked by Hull KR
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William Robert Brown Jr., 51, died on Tuesday, October 16, 2012. He was born March 22, 1961 and was a native and life-long resident of Jacksonville. The son of the late William and Mary Wade Brown, Robert was a master electrician and worked with Allstate Electric Company and for Munson and Bryan Electric Company, Inc. at the time of his death. Robert was a hard worker and was well liked by all who knew him. He was a loving and devoted husband, father, brother, uncle, and will be dearly missed by all.
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I specialize in turning setbacks into comebacks; my secret weapon is gratitude. When I experience suffering or grief, I look for the lesson or gift hidden in the dark corners — and remain thankful. When I lose something, I focus on what remains. I believe what I have is always greater than what I lack.
I suspect most of us are not doing the best we can. Instead, we are choosing to be our lesser selves. Excuses, fears and attachments keep a boot on our throats. Even though they are deceivers, we return to them again and again like a child gorging on candy. An excuse looks a whole lot like a lie covered in chocolate to me.
I'm also convinced the following are highly overrated: being busy, being normal and being without a sense of humor. I cackle from sunup until bedtime and I smile when I sleep. Joy is our natural state. As Tolstoy said, "When joy disappears, look for your mistake."
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Lesotho is a country with one border. Completely encircled in the center of South Africa, Lesotho is at least geographically isolated by mountains and boasts a most idiosyncratic claim to fame: Lesotho has the highest low-point of any nation in the world.
Safe and politically stable like its neighbor on all sides South Africa, Lesotho is a viable travel option for those who want to stay out of the metropolitan centers of Africa without risking a trip through any dangerous or unsecured areas.
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In addition to Africa's highest pub at Sani Pass, Africa has some unique sights and activities. Pony-riding err... horseback trekking through Katse and Malealea is a popular way of seeing the country and only with the help of their trusty steeds can many travelers make it up the towering mountains to Lesotho's best views.
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Have you ever been thinking about how you could contribute to Gentoo? Here's a quick and easy way. If you are using stable, take a look at your package.keywords file and file stable request bugs for all the entries there that satisfy the requirements for being marked stable. Meaning there are no open regressions in http://bugs.gentoo.org and the ebuild has been in the tree for at least a month. Even better is if you make filing these bugs a regular habit. I would imagine that most developers are running ~arch so packages that are not that actively maintained might start to fall behind in stable.


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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
1756 - 1791
Dramma giocoso in two acts
Libretto by Lorenzo Da Ponte
First performance of 2nd Edition: May 7th 1788, National-Hof-Theater, Vienna
Sung in Italian with German surtitles Duration: 3 hrs 20 mins, including one interval
About the piece
The scent of women is irresistable to the most famous seducer in operatic literature. Another conquest, the next adventure, driven by sensual desire. His vitality is mesmerizing, casting everyone under its spell. Don Giovanni is one of Mozart's most charismatic operatic figures. But everything starts going wrong for the notorious womaniser in this dramma giocoso when Donna Elvira, whom he had abandoned, reappears out of the blue and thwarts his plans. But his real crime is disturbing the peace of the dead with his blasphemous invitation to the Commendatore. Don Giovanni has gone too far and must be punished. His refusal to repent for his crimes leads to his downfall.
24 hours in Seville Don Giovanni tries to rape Donna Anna. He kills her father, the Commendatore, who came to her aid. Donna Anna demands that Don Ottavio, her fiancé, find the intruder and avenge her father. Giovanni tries to forget about the killing by throwing himself into a new amorous adventure. But the next woman he meets is Donna Elvira, who he recently married and promptly deserted. He flees again, leaving Elvira with his servant Leporello, whose enumeration of Giovanni's conquests makes them both feel giddy. Don Giovanni has spotted Zerlina, who is about to marry Masetto, a farmer's lad. He flatters her, even promising marriage, but is interrupted by Elvira. Anna and Ottavio want him to help them. When Giovanni tries to stop Elvira speaking Anna realises that he is the murderer. She tells her fiancé about the assault in her room. Ottavio promises to do help her find peace of mind agin. Giovanni invites Zerlina, Masetto and their friends to a party. Giovanni's attentions to Zerlina make Masetto livid. Anna, Elvira and Ottavio, masked, join the Party. They revealing their identities when Giovanni tries to rape Zerlina. He escapes again and swaps clothes with Leporello. Elvira embraces Leporello, caressed by Giovanni's voice. Giovanni bumps into Masetto and his friends, who are hunting for him. Giovanni passes himself off as Leporello. Left alone with Masetto, he beats him up. Zerlina finds Masetto, and convinces him of her love. Leporello, trying to escape from Elvira, is found by the others. They take him for Giovanni and intend to kill him. He reveals his identity. Zerlina is determined to bring him to justice instead of Giovanni, who seems to be becoming a figment of their imaginations. Masetto lets Leporello escape. Giovanni and Leporello swap clothes again, in front of a statue of the Commendatore. He orders his servant to invite the Commendatore to dine. He accepts. The Commendatore arrives and asks Giovanni if he regrets his way of life. Giovanni refuses to bow to anyone but realises he cannot escape death. Leporello tells Giovanni's pursuers that his master has disappeared again. The devil came to get him.
With generous support from the Frankfurter Patronatsvereins (patrons) für die Städtischen Bühnen - Sektion Oper
Sunday 11.05.2014
Further performances:
15.05.2014 | 17.05.2014 |
23.05.2014 | 25.05.2014 |
29.05.2014 | 01.06.2014 |
06.06.2014 | 08.06.2014 |
21.06.2014 | 27.06.2014
Sebastian Weigle / Sebastian Zierer / Karsten Januschke
Christof Loy
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Johannes Leiacker
Costume Designer
Ursula Renzenbrink
Lighting Designer
Olaf Winter
Norbert Abels
Chorus Master
Markus Ehmann
Don Giovanni
Christian Gerhaher / Daniel Schmutzhard
Donna Anna
Brenda Rae / Hibla Gerzmava
Don Ottavio
Martin Mitterrutzner
Robert Lloyd
Donna Elvira
Juanita Lascarro
Simon Bailey
Björn Bürger
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Gibbons are apes and one of our closest living relatives. The Smithsonian Institution's Division of Mammals (http://vertebrates.si.edu/mammals/) houses many gibbons in its scientific collections.
This specimen, USNM 321549 (http://collections.mnh.si.edu/search/mammals/?irn=7309898), is a male pileated gibbon (Hylobates pileatus) from Cambodia. This individual was collected by B. R. Feinstein in 1961 near Plateau Kiri Rom.
This is a CT scan of the mandible of USNM 321549. These three-dimensional scans are made publicly available through the generous support of the Smithsonian 2.0 Fund, provided from the annual gifts of the Smithsonian National Board to the Secretary to use at his discretion (http://smithsonian20.si.edu/fund.html), and the Smithsonian Collections Care and Preservation Fund.
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None but the Lonely Heart:
\n The Strange Story of Tchaikovsky and Madame von Meck
\n July 18 – August 3
An innovative fusion of drama and live music
\n by Eve Wolf
\ndirected by Donald T. Sanders
\na p roduction of Ensemble for the Romantic Century
\nfeaturing Jonathan E pstein and Ariel Bock
Shakespeare & Company is pleased to present None But The Lonely Heart: The Strange Story of Tchaikovsky and Mada me von Meck\, a special engagement with New York's groundbreaking Ensemble for the Romantic Century\, in an original theatrical concert that interweaves drama with live chamber music including Tchaikovsky's Piano T rio in A minor\, violin scherzo\, and some of his most moving songs. If Tc haikovsky's strange relationship with his patroness Madame von Meck hadn't actually happened\, Hollywood would have had to invent it. Long time Comp any actors Ariel Bock and Jonathan Epstein\, who have both performed with Ensemble for the Romantic Century\, team up once again to bring this fasci nating glimpse into the real Tchaikovsky and an enduring and enigmatic lov e that defied all convention.\n
"So much of Shakespeare's work is fi lled with music and songs\," says Simotes. "Many of which have inspired do zens of operas\, musicals and classical composers. Having the Ensemble for the Romantic Century as part of the mix this summer just seemed like a pe rfect fit with our programming. This presentation in particular brings not only two of our top actors into the roles\, but it's also such a poignant and magical blend of powerful language and striking music. We hope audien ces will delight in this special presentation as we look forward to future collaborations."\n
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This is quite an unusual doll and some of you may be shocked by the pictures. This Birthing Doll is hand made in the Waldorf tradition using all natural cotton and wool materials. See pull down menu for current hair, skin, and dress options.
When it is time, our Birthing Doll can have her cotton undies pulled down and she can give birth to a small cotton/wool baby doll. As the baby is born, it has an umbilical cord attached to a red felt circle symbolic of the placenta. The cord can be unsnapped from the baby's stomach and then put back into momma for safe storage. Baby has a snap on its mouth and can be gently placed (snapped) onto mommy's breasts to nurse. Mommy's breasts each have a snap for secure latching on. Mommy's dress snaps open in the front and can be mostly snapped up for discrete nursing. Baby can be carefully placed back into mommy (feet first) for another birth experience.
We have observed many children play with these dolls, they are very gentle and considerate and are not "grossed out". They know that baby needs to nurse and be cared for by mom. The way the slit into mommy's stomach is sewn, can be symbolic of either natural or C-Section delivery.
This 14" tall doll can be used by Midwives, Pediatricians, Nurses, Birthing or Sibling Classes, as a gift to an older sibling or new mom. Use your own judgment about age appropriateness. I would recommend this doll be for a child over 5 years old but I've seen younger children play with it very respectfully as well.
Designed and made in Brazil to teach young woman about natural childbirth. Handmade by a group of rural women exclusively for A Toy Garden.
"Dear Sonya, We received the nursing doll on Wednesday (can't believe it arrived so quickly) and my daughter LOVES it! Thank you so much. All the best, Susanna H." NY 9/22/07
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=== 2013 ===
=== 2013 ===
The BioPython proposals for the Google Summer of Code 2013
The BioPython proposals for the Google Summer of Code 2013 be published here once discussed. We encourage potential students and mentors to join the [http://biopython.org/wiki/Mailing_lists BioPython mailing lists] and actively participate in these discussions, either by submitting their own ideas or contributing to improving existing ones.
==== Codon alignment and analysis ====
==== Codon alignment and analysis ====
Revision as of 21:48, 12 April 2013
For the past several years, Biopython-related GSoC projects have been successfully run under the mentorship of the Open Bioinformatics Foundation (OBF) and the National Evolutionary Synthesis Center (NESCent).
Please read those organizations' GSoC pages and the main Google Summer of Code page for more details about the program.
Mentor List
Usually, each BioPython proposal has one or more mentors assigned to it. Nevertheless, we encourage potential students/mentors to contact the mailing lists with their own ideas for proposals. There is therefore not a set list of 'available' mentors, since it highly depends on which projects are proposed every year.
Past mentors include:
This year, NESCent was selected as a mentoring organization for Google Summer of Code. See also NESCent's list of project ideas.
The BioPython proposals for the Google Summer of Code 2013 are be published here once discussed. We encourage potential students and mentors to join the BioPython mailing lists and actively participate in these discussions, either by submitting their own ideas or contributing to improving existing ones.
Codon alignment and analysis
- Rationale
- A codon alignment is an alignment of nucleotide sequences in which the trinucleotides correspond directly to amino acids in the translated protein product. This carries important information which can be used for several analysis, notably analysis of selection pressures. This project extends Biopython to support this data type and these analyses.
- Approach & Goals
- Useful features include:
- Conversion of a set of unaligned nucleic acid sequences and a corresponding protein sequence alignment to a codon alignment.
- Calculation of selection pressure from the ratio of nonsynonomous to synonomous site replacements, and related functions.
- Model selection.
- Possible extension of AlignIO and the MultipleSeqAlignment class to take full advantage of codon alignments, including validation (testing for frame shifts, etc.)
- Difficulty and needed skills
- Medium, depending on ambition. Familiarity with the Biopython's existing alignment classes and functions, or equivalents in BioPerl, BioJava or BioRuby (e.g.), will be helpful. Understanding of the practical uses of codon alignments, or at least a basic understanding of molecular biology, is important. Some basic math is involved, essentially reading a few equations and converting them to code. One useful book to have on hand is Computational Molecular Evolution by Ziheng Yang.
- Possible Mentors
- Eric Talevich, Peter Cock, others welcome
Bio.Phylo: filling in the gaps
- Rationale
- While the Phylo module in Biopython supports I/O and basic tree operations, there are some important components that remain to be implemented to better support phylogenetic workflows.
- Approach & Goals
- This "idea" is intentially left open-ended -- you can propose any features you think would be useful in Biopython. Some suggestions of ours:
- A "Phylo.consensus" module with functions for the consensus of multiple trees. E.g.: Strict consensus, as Bio.Nexus already implements; perhaps other methods like Adams consensus.
- A function to calculate bootstrap support for branches given a target or "master" tree and a series of bootstrap replicate trees (usually read incrementally from a Newick file).
- Functions for comparison of two or more trees.
- Simple algorithms for tree inference, i.e. neighbor-joining and parsimony tree estimation. For small alignments (and perhaps medium-sized ones with PyPy), it would be nice to run these without an external program, e.g. to construct a guide tree for another algorithm or quickly view a phylogenetic clustering of sequences.
- Tree visualizations: A proper draw_unrooted function to perform radial layout, with an optional "iterations" argument to use Felsenstein's Equal Daylight algorithm. Circular radial diagrams are also popular these days. Any new function should support the same arguments as the existing Phylo.draw.
- Difficulty and needed skills
- Medium-to-advanced programming skill in Python -- it's important for these implementations to be reasonably efficient, though we don't aim to compete with the fastest stand-alone implementations of these algorithms. Knowledge of phylogenetic methods is critical; for reference, you might like to have a copy of Joe Felsenstein's Inferring Phylogenies. Tree visualizations are done with matplotlib.
- Possible Mentors
- Eric Talevich, others welcome
Indexing & Lazy-loading Sequence Parsers
- Rationale
- Bio.SeqIO's indexing offers parsing on demand access to any sequence in a large file (or collection of files on disk) as a SeqRecord object. This works well when you have many small to medium sized sequences/genomes. However, this is not ideal for large genomes or chromosomes where only a sub-region may be needed. A lazy-loading parser would delay reading the record until requested. For example, if region record[3000:4000] is requested, then only those 1000 bases need to be loaded from disk into memory, plus any features in that region. This is how Biopython's BioSQL interface works. Tools like tabix and samtools have demonstrated efficient co-ordinate indexing which could be useful here.
- Aside from being used via an index for random access, lazy-loading parsers could be used when iterating over a file as well. This can potentially offer speed ups for tasks where only a fraction of the data is used. For example, if calculating the GC content of a collection of genomes from GenBank, using Bio.SeqIO.parse(...) would currently needlessly load and parse all the annotation and features. A lazy-parser would only parse the sequence information.
- Approach & Goals
- Useful features include:
- Internal indexing of multiple file formats, including FASTA and richly annotated sequence formats like GenBank/EMBL and GTF/GFF/GFF3.
- Full compatibility with existing SeqIO parsers which load everything into memory as a `SeqRecord` object.
- Difficulty and needed skills
- Hard. Familiarity with the Biopython's existing sequence parsing essential. Understanding of indexing large files will be vital.
- Mentors
- Peter Cock, others welcome
Past Proposals
- Rationale
- Biopython has general APIs for parsing and writing assorted sequence file formats (SeqIO), multiple sequence alignments (AlignIO), phylogenetic trees (Phylo) and motifs (Bio.Motif). An obvious omission is something equivalent to BioPerl's SearchIO. The goal of this proposal is to develop an easy-to-use Python interface in the same style as SeqIO, AlignIO, etc but for pairwise search results. This would aim to cover EMBOSS muscle & water, BLAST XML, BLAST tabular, HMMER, Bill Pearson's FASTA alignments, and so on.
- Approach
- Much of the low level parsing code to handle these file formats already exists in Biopython, and much as the SeqIO and AlignIO modules are linked and share code, similar links apply to the proposed SearchIO module when using pairwise alignment file formats. However, SearchIO will also support pairwise search results where the pairwise sequence alignment itself is not available (e.g. the default BLAST tabular output). A crucial aspect of this work will be to design a pairwise-search-result object heirachy that reflects this, probably with a subclass inheriting from both the pairwise-search-result and the existing MultipleSequenceAlignment object. Beyond the initial challenge of an iterator based parsing and writing framework, random access akin to the Bio.SeqIO.index and index_db functionality would be most desirable for working with large datasets.
- Challenges
- The project will cover a range of important file formats from major Bioinformatics tools, thus will require familiarity with running these tools, and understanding their output and its meaning. Inter-converting file formats is part of this.
- Difficulty and needed skills
- Medium/Hard depending on how many objectives are attempted. The student needs to be fluent in Python and have knowledge of the BioPython codebase. Experience with all of the command line tools listed would be clear advantages, as would first hand experience using BioPerl's SearchIO. You will also need to know or learn the git version control system.
- Mentors
- Peter Cock
Representation and manipulation of genomic variants
- Rationale
- Computational analysis of genomic variation requires the ability to reliably communicate and manipulate variants. The goal of this project is to provide facilities within BioPython to represent sequence variation objects, convert them to and from common human and file representations, and provide common manipulations on them.
- Approach & Goals
- Object representation
- identify variation types to be represented (SNV, CNV, repeats, inversions, etc)
- develop internal machine representation for variation types
- ensure coverage of essential standards, including HGVS, GFF, VCF
- External representations
- write parser and generators between objects and external string and file formats
- Manipulations
- canonicalize variations with more than one valid representation (e.g., ins versus dup and left shifting repeats).
- develop coordinate mapping between genomic, cDNA, and protein sequences (HGVS)
- Other
- release code to appropriate community efforts and write short manuscript
- implement web service for HGVS conversion
- Difficulty and needed skills
- Easy-to-Medium depending on how many objectives are attempted. The student will need have skills in most or all of: basic molecular biology (genomes, transcripts, proteins), genomic variation, Python, BioPython, Perl, BioPerl, NCBI Eutilities and/or Ensembl API. Experience with computer grammars is highly desirable. You will also need to know or learn the git version control system.
- Mentors
- Reece Hart
- Brad Chapman
- James Casbon
Biomolecular Interface Analysis
- Student
- Mikael Trellet
- Rationale
- Analysis of protein-protein complexes interfaces at a residue level yields significant information on the overall binding process. Such information can be broadly used for example in binding affinity studies, interface design, and enzymology. To tap into it, there is a need for tools that systematically and automatically analyze protein structures, or that provide means to this end. Protorop (http://www.bioinformatics.sussex.ac.uk/protorp/) is an example of such a tool and the elevated number of citations the server has had since its publication acknowledge its importance. However, being a webserver, Protorop is not suited for large-scale analysis and it leaves the community dependent on its maintainers to keep the service available. On the other hand, Biopython's structural biology module, Bio.PDB, provides the ideal parsing machinery and programmatic structures for the development of an offline, open-source library for interface analysis. Such a library could be easily used in large-scale analysis of protein-protein interfaces, for example in the CAPRI experiment evaluation or in benchmark statistics. It would be also reasonable, if time permits, to extend this module to deal with protein-DNA or protein-RNA complexes, as Biopython supports nucleic acids already.
- Approach & Goals
- Add the new module backbone in current Bio.PDB code base
- Evaluate possible code reuse and call it into the new module
- Try simple calculations to be sure that there is stability between the different modules (parsing for example) and functions
- Define a stable benchmark
- Select few PDB files among interface size and proteins size would be different
- Extend IUPAC.Data module with residue information
- Deduce residues weight from Atom instead of direct dictionary storage
- Polar/charge character (dictionary or influenced by pH)
- Hydrophobicity scale(s)
- Implement Extended Residue class as a subclass of Residue
- Implement Interface object and InterfaceAnalysis module
- Develop functions for interface analysis
- Calculation of interface polar character statistics (% of polar residues, apolar, etc)
- Calculation of BSA calling MSMS or HSA
- Calculation of SS element statistics in the interface through DSSP
- Unit tests and use of results as input for further calculations by other tools and scripts
- Develop functions for Interface comparison
- Code organization and final testing
- Difficulty and needed skills
- Easy/Medium. Working knowledge of the Bio.PDB module of BioPython. Knowledge of structural biology in general and associated file formats (PDB).
- Mentors
- João Rodrigues
- Eric Talevich
A Python bridge for Mocapy++
- Student
- Michele Silva
- Rationale
- Discovering the structure of biomolecules is one of the biggest problems in biology. Given an amino acid or base sequence, what is the three dimensional structure? One approach to biomolecular structure prediction is the construction of probabilistic models. A Bayesian network is a probabilistic model composed of a set of variables and their joint probability distribution, represented as a directed acyclic graph. A dynamic Bayesian network is a Bayesian network that represents sequences of variables. These sequences can be time-series or sequences of symbols, such as protein sequences. Directional statistics is concerned mainly with observations which are unit vectors in the plane or in three-dimensional space. The sample space is typically a circle or a sphere. There must be special directional methods which take into account the structure of the sample spaces. The union of graphical models and directional statistics allows the development of probabilistic models of biomolecular structures. Through the use of dynamic Bayesian networks with directional output it becomes possible to construct a joint probability distribution over sequence and structure. Biomolecular structures can be represented in a geometrically natural, continuous space. Mocapy++ is an open source toolkit for inference and learning using dynamic Bayesian networks that provides support for directional statistics. Mocapy++ is excellent for constructing probabilistic models of biomolecular structures; it has been used to develop models of protein and RNA structure in atomic detail. Mocapy++ is used in several high-impact publications, and will form the core of the molecular modeling package Phaistos, which will be released soon. The goal of this project is to develop a highly useful Python interface to Mocapy++, and to integrate that interface with the Biopython project. Through the Bio.PDB module, Biopython provides excellent functionality for data mining biomolecular structure databases. Integrating Mocapy++ and Biopython will allow training a probabilistic model using data extracted from a database. Integrating Mocapy++ with Biopython will create a powerful toolkit for researchers to quickly implement and test new ideas, try a variety of approaches and refine their methods. It will provide strong support for the field of biomolecular structure prediction, design, and simulation.
- Approach & Goals
- Mocapy++ is a machine learning toolkit for training and using Bayesian networks. It has been used to develop probabilistic models of biomolecular structures. The goal of this project is to develop a Python interface to Mocapy++ and integrate it with Biopython. This will allow the training of a probabilistic model using data extracted from a database. The integration of Mocapy++ with Biopython will provide a strong support for the field of protein structure prediction, design and simulation.
- Mentors
- Eric Talevich
- Thomas Hamelryck
- Student
- Justinas V. Daugmaudis
- Rationale
- BioPython is a very popular library in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology. Mocapy++ is a machine learning toolkit for parameter learning and inference in dynamic Bayesian networks (DBNs), which encode probabilistic relationships among random variables in a domain. Mocapy++ is freely available under the GNU General Public Licence (GPL) from SourceForge. The library supports a wide spectrum of DBN architectures and probability distributions, including distributions from directional statistics. Notably, Kent distribution on the sphere and the bivariate von Mises distribution on the torus, which have proven to be useful in formulating probabilistic models of protein and RNA structure. Such a highly useful and powerful library, which has been used in such projects as TorusDBN, Basilisk, FB5HMM with great success, is the result of the long-term effort. The original Mocapy implementation dates back to 2004, and since then the library has been rewritten in C++. However, C++ is a statically typed and compiled programming language, which does not facilitate rapid prototyping. As a result, currently Mocapy++ has no provisions for dynamic loading of custom node types, and a mechanism to plug-in new node types that would not require to modify and recompile the library is of interest. Such a plug-in interface would assist rapid prototyping by allowing to quickly implement and test new probability distributions, which, in turn, could substantially reduce development time and effort; the user would be empowered to extend Mocapy++ without modifications and subsequent recompilations. Recognizing this need, the project (herein referred as MocapyEXT), with the aim to improve the current Mocapy++ node type extension mechanism, has been proposed by T. Hamelryck.
- Approach & Goals
- The MocapyEXT project is largely an engineering effort to bring a transparent Python plug-in interface to Mocapy++, where built-in and dynamically loaded node types could be used in a uniform manner. Also, externally implemented and dynamically loaded nodes could be modified by a user and these changes will not necessitate the recompilation of the client program, nor the accompanying Mocapy++ library. This will facilitate rapid prototyping, ease the adaptation of currently existing code, and improve the software interoperability whilst introducing minimal changes to the existing Mocapy++ interface, thus facilitating a smooth acceptance of the changes introduced by MocapyEXT.
- Mentors
- Eric Talevich
- Thomas Hamelryck
Improving Bio.PDB
- Student
- João Rodrigues
- Rationale
- Biopython is a very popular library in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology. Its Bio.PDB module, originally developed by Thomas Hamelryck, is a simple yet powerful tool for structural biologists. Although it provides a reliable PDB parser feature and it allows several calculations (Neighbour Search, RMS) to be made on macromolecules, it still lacks a number of features that are part of a researcher's daily routine. Probing for disulphide bridges in a structure and adding polar hydrogen atoms accordingly are two examples that can be incorporated in Bio.PDB, given the module's clever structure and good overall organisation. Cosmetic operations such as chain removal and residue renaming – to account for the different existing nomenclatures – and renumbering would also be greatly appreciated by the community. Another aspect that can be improved for Bio.PDB is a smooth integration/interaction layer for heavy-weights in macromolecule simulation such as MODELLER, GROMACS, AutoDock, HADDOCK. It could be argued that the easiest solution would be to code hooks to these packages' functions and routines. However, projects such as the recently developed edPDB or the more complete Biskit library render, in my opinion, such interfacing efforts redundant. Instead, I believe it to be more advantageous to include these software' input/output formats in Biopython's SeqIO and AlignIO modules. This, together with the creation of interfaces for model validation/structure checking services/software would allow Biopython to be used as a pre- and post-simulation tool. Eventually, it would pave the way for its inclusion in pipelines and workflows for structure modelling, molecular dynamics, and docking simulations.
- Mentors
- Eric Talevich
- Peter Cock
- Diana Jaunzeikare
- Rationale
- PhyloXML is an XML format for phylogenetic trees, designed to allow storing information about the trees themselves (such as branch lengths and multiple support values) along with data such as taxonomic and genomic annotations. Connecting these pieces of evolutionary information in a standard format is key for comparative genomics.
A Bioperl driver for phyloXML was created during the 2008 Summer of Code; this project aims to build a similar module for the popular Biopython package.
- Mentors
- Brad Chapman
- Christian Zmasek
Biogeographical Phylogenetics for BioPython
- Rationale
- I developed Bio.Geography, a new module for the bioinformatics programming toolkit Biopython. Bio.Geography expands upon Biopython's traditional capabilities for accessing gene and protein sequences from online databases by allowing automated searching, downloading, and parsing of geographic location records from GBIF, the authoritative aggregator of specimen information from natural history collections worldwide. This will enable analyses of evolutionary biogeography that require the areas inhabited by the species at the tips of the phylogeny, particularly for large-scale analyses where it is necessary to process thousands of specimen occurrence records. The module will also facilitate applications such as species mapping, niche modeling, error-checking of museum records, and monitoring range changes.
- Mentors
- Brad Chapman
- Stephen Smith
- David Kidd


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