descriptionGraph database interfaces in Python
homepage URLhttp://bioinformatics.ucla.edu/pygr
ownerleec@chem.ucla.edu
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Pygr is an open source software project used to develop graph database interfaces for the popular Python language, with a strong emphasis on bioinformatics applications ranging from genome-wide analysis of alternative splicing patterns, to comparative genomics queries of multi-genome alignment data.

Please see our http://code.google.com/p/pygr/wiki/PygrDocumentation Google Code Wiki for tutorials, module documentation, recipes, and forum. NOTE: to build Pygr from this source repository, you need Pyrex (downloadable from http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/greg.ewing/python/Pyrex/) and a C compiler usable with Python distutils.
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2009-09-10 Christopher Leeprotect mysql tests using mysql_enabled()master
2009-09-10 Christopher Leeprotected some blast tests
2009-09-10 Christopher Leeadded comment
2009-09-10 Christopher Leeimproved iterator trapping tests
2009-09-10 Christopher Leemade SQLTableClustered use standard iterator methods...
2009-09-10 Christopher Leechanged BlockGenerator to select multiple columns at...
2009-09-10 Christopher Leeadded support for new iteration approach to SQLTableMul...
2009-09-10 Christopher LeeMerge commit 'remotes/ctb/tutorial' into tryme
2009-09-10 Christopher LeeMerge commit 'remotes/ctb/xmlrpc_patches' into tryme
2009-09-10 Christopher Leeadded order-by pickling test
2009-09-10 Christopher Leeadded SQLTable pickle test
2009-09-10 Christopher Leeadded tests w/o serverSideCursors or blockIterators
2009-09-10 Christopher Leeadded serverSideCursors and blockIterators options
2009-09-10 Christopher Leeexpanded random value order by test
2009-09-09 Christopher LeeMerge commit 'remotes/mkszuba/sqltable_orderby' into...
2009-09-09 Christopher Leeadded SQLTable_Test.test_orderBy()
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