This page presents a selected set of bioinformatic tools that I have developed or contributed to. These tools span a range of biological topics and are designed to support researchers in analysing their own data and addressing their research questions. The focus is on accessibility and broader applicability across the scientific community.
Please note that this is only a representative selection. For a more comprehensive overview of my work and related tools, you are welcome to explore the following platforms:
I am committed to supporting open, reproducible, and transparent research. The tools listed here reflect that commitment and are intended to empower researchers with reliable and reusable resources.
DOGMA A tool for fast and easy quality
assessment of transcriptome and proteome data based on conserved protein domains.
Implementation: Python
User Interface: CLI, Webserver
Linked Publications:
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Availability:
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modern version with additional features in
development...stay
tuned!
DomRates A tool for infering domain
rearrangement events and their rates across phylogenetic trees.
Implementation: C++
User Interface: CLI
Linked Publications:
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Availability:
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DeNoFo A
file format and toolkit for
standardized, comparable de novo gene annotation.
Implementation: Python
User Interface: GUI, CLI
Linked Publications:
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Availability:
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DESWOMAN A tool for automatic detection of
de novo gene precursors and analysis of their mutations based on transcriptome data.
Contribution: Python packaging and
dockerizing,
consulting
Implementation: Python
User Interface: GUI, CLI
Linked Publications:
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Availability:
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GEvol
pipeline A Snakemake-based bioinformatic workflow designed to streamline the
evolutionary analyses in comparative proteomics.
Implementation: Snakemake
User Interface: CLI
Linked Publications:
coming soon...
Availability:
in development
DomTree A Deep Learning-based tool to
reconstruct phylogenetic trees based on whole proteome information through protein
domains.
Implementation: Python, C++
User Interface: CLI
Linked Publications:
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Availability:
in development
A new improved version, addressing the described problems
and
shortcomings in the linked
publication is currently in development.