This folder contains two advanced examples, one to demonstrate the important concept in Perl I/O, and command line parameters, functions, etc. The other is to showcase a bioperl example to demonstrate how Perl extends its functions through third party modules.
ex05-fancyio/ - I/O handling example top directory
ex06-bioperl - BioPerl example for gene annotation top directory
data_in/ - common data input directory stores the gene list file
data_in/fanconi_genes.csv - gene list of interest, since it is used by both examples, put it in the upper level subdirectory to share.
Contact Information
Research Computing Services: help@scc.bu.edu
Note: RCS example programs are provided "as is" without any warranty of any kind. The user assumes the intire risk of quality, performance, and repai
r of any defect. You are welcome to copy and modify any of the given examples for your own use.
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