The little detail about substring slicing in python was a major part that I overlooked, and actually genuinely helped me fix a mistake for my master's project. These python/biopython videos are amazing - thank you so much for making them, and that they're freely available. 🙏
Thank you Professor Hendrix. I have this file "Homo_sapiens.GRCh38.cds.all.fa" from Ensembl but I need to extract the longest cds transcript. I would appreciate your assistance, your videos have been extremely helpful
Hello! I'm in the terminal and have retrieved the fasta sequence, but now I can't exit to get back into the home directory and then get to python...I'm so embarassed.
You will need to use "cd" to change directories. You may want to use "pwd" to see what directory you are currently in. Maybe I need a video on navigating a GNU/Linux system? at any rate, "cd ~" will take you to your home directory
it is a standard linux program, are you on a linux server? My videos are all on a linux system, so need to use that. For Mac and Windows there may be similar programs, like Mac has "curl" I think.
The little detail about substring slicing in python was a major part that I overlooked, and actually genuinely helped me fix a mistake for my master's project.
These python/biopython videos are amazing - thank you so much for making them, and that they're freely available. 🙏
this video is really helpful for bioinformatics beginner! plz keep making new videos!
I have posted a couple new ones recently, another one later tonight! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for creating these tutorials-- they're clear, concise and have spared me so much time and frustration!
Thank you very much Pro Hendrix! After properly importing Bio everything works! :)
Thanks a lot for these videos ❤
Really very informative and it helped me a lot. Thank you so much Prof. Hendrix!
I enjoyed to the end, it helped a lot.
Thank you Prof.
Good tutorial, thanks.
Very helpful! thanks!!
Really useful video!!! Thanks!!! Better than lectures in our college :) Hope you could update more!
just posted a few more, sorry for taking so long, more to come...
you are great at explaining ! You got yourself a new sub :)
thank you very much Professor Hendrix
Thank you Prof. Hendrix
Thank you very much, professor. It was very useful.
Very useful video! Thank you so much!
thank you very much on this great content it is really very helpful
very good
Dr.hendrix
I'd like to continue the sequence in order to convert it to Binary; how can I do that? After the break, continue.
Thank you.
not sure...why do you want to convert to binary, and what sort of encoding? A=00, C=01, G=10, T=11 or something different?
did you manage yo do it in the end ?
Thank you Professor Hendrix. I have this file "Homo_sapiens.GRCh38.cds.all.fa" from Ensembl but I need to extract the longest cds transcript. I would appreciate your assistance, your videos have been extremely helpful
You could check out my video on getting the longest ORF, then append ORF from each transcript to a list. Then sort the list. Does this help?
Hello! I'm in the terminal and have retrieved the fasta sequence, but now I can't exit to get back into the home directory and then get to python...I'm so embarassed.
You will need to use "cd" to change directories. You may want to use "pwd" to see what directory you are currently in. Maybe I need a video on navigating a GNU/Linux system? at any rate, "cd ~" will take you to your home directory
yo professor hendrix where do i download wget?
it is a standard linux program, are you on a linux server? My videos are all on a linux system, so need to use that. For Mac and Windows there may be similar programs, like Mac has "curl" I think.
I need any one help me in bio informatic
Can you help me please😢😢😢😢😢