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DNAnalyzer
A highly efficient, powerful, and feature-rich algorithm for analyzing DNA sequences
Repository: https://github.com/Verisimilitude11/DNAnalyzer
The current algorithm just finished thorough testing with DNA samples from a variety of species. DNAnalyzer identifies proteins, amino acids, start and stop codons, high coverage regions, regions susceptible to neurodevelopment disorders, transcription factors, and regulatory elements in DNA strings. Researchers are working to extract valuable information from such software to better understand human health and disease.
Ways to Help
I'd be grateful for any help, whether in testing, science, code, formatting, accessibility, or anything else. If you know Java or a similar language, your assistance with adding new features would be greatly appreciated (including a CLI and GUI). Similarly, if you are more familiar with biology, I (and the rest of the team) would appreciate feature requests and bug reports. It even has scopes for those who want to contribute to documentation / no code. You can open issues regarding features or bug reports, and I will add hacktoberfest label if appropriate. If you want to take over any issues, just comment there and I'll assign you with the task. In any case, even if you aren't interested in contributing, please visit the repository and give it a star. The developer team is excited to see the flow of pull requests in the coming weeks!
If you're interested in contributing, please do make sure to connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/piyush-acharya/
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