Bioinformatics Features

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Graphic titled “Custom Bioinformatics Analysis.” The image shows a dark computer code window with programming text related to genome and sequence data processing, framed by circular design elements on a teal background. Below, a text panel explains that the UNL Bioinformatics Core provides customized data analysis and coding solutions, collaborating with researchers to develop scripts and algorithms in languages such as Python and R to support biological research and data interpretation.

 

 

 

Informational graphic about the Bioinformatics Core Facility. The center features a circular word cloud of bioinformatics databases and tools, including BLAST, KEGG, UniProt, InterProScan, Bowtie, BWA, genomes, protein, nucleotide, taxonomy, and NCBI. Text explains that the core maintains generic and project‑specific bioinformatics data on university computing clusters and that common datasets are accessible through the “biodata” module, totaling about 18 terabytes.

 

 

Informational graphic from the UNL Bioinformatics Core announcing a new service: Single‑Cell and Single‑Nuclei RNA‑Seq analysis. The left side shows a colorful clustered data visualization representing different cell populations. The right side contains text explaining applications such as identifying cellular heterogeneity, rare cell types, and differentiation trajectories, with mention of 10x Genomics data analysis and tailored bioinformatics support. A QR code and logo for Biotech at bottom.

 

 

Info graphic featuring a grayscale portrait alongside text about Margaret Dayhoff. The text describes Margaret Dayhoff as an early pioneer in bioinformatics, noting foundational work in protein alignment, DNA and RNA analysis, tools such as FASTP and BLAST, and contributions to the one‑letter protein alphabet and the Protein Information Resource Database. The phrase “Mother of Bioinformatics” is highlighted. The background includes protein sequence text.