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Welcome to BioBlog Labs
A growing collection of simple online tools for the Biological Sciences...
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Takes comma-separated species counts and calculates key biodiversity metrics including richness (S, Margalef), diversity (Shannon-Wiener, Brillouin, Simpson's), evenness (Pielou's J', Simpson's E1/D), and dominance (Berger-Parker) indices. Handles both sample and complete census data, showing appropriate indices for each data type.
Takes observed genotype frequencies and outputs the allele frequencies and expected number of common homozygotes, heterozygotes and rare homozygotes, plus indicates whether the population is significantly deviating from Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium proportions by running a Chi-squared test and returning the corresponding p-value.
An online, no-download alternative to the classic population genetics program PopG. Simulates multiple subpopulations and enables you to observe the effect of natural selection, mutation, migration, and genetic drift on allele frequencies over a specified number of generations, outputting a downloadable graph and summary statistics.
Converts a DNA sequence (raw or FASTA) into its reverse, complement or reverse-complement.
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Useful tools elsewhere on the web
European Bioinformatics Institute
EMBL | Clustal Omega
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Indiana University
IUBio Archive | Phylodendron
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New England BioLabs
NEB Interactive Tools | NEBcutter 3.0
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Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics
Expasy | Translate tool
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University of California
UC Santa Cruz | Genome Browser
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US National Institute of Health
NIAID | BioArt
NCBI | BLAST | Genome Data Viewer | ORFfinder