PostParser - an instrument to analyze data sets of DNA.

PostParser is a special biological software developed to work with nucleotide sequences. Most of todays molecular biology experiments deal with DNA or RNA structures. Information of primary structure can be retrieved from high-throughput sequencing or classical Sanger method. In the first case, hundred thousand sequences (reads, contigs) can be obtained, but subsequent clarification of the biological significance of these data is difficult.

Focus has been put on mapping and annotating each sequence with known genome data. The usual tools for finding specific sequences of the primers, tags, etc. are also available. Final text and graphics statistics completes the programm.

Thus, PostParser is able to process all high-throughput sequencing data in automatic or semiautomatic mode.

This project is still under development and new features or fix are made every month.

To run PostParser on your Unix server, you'll need to use PHP compiler (with the GD library support) and mySQL databases.

01.08.11 Version 2.2b is out! Introducing some fixes on the 2.0 tree. We've also (at least) introduced support for plots. Thanks for your attention!  07.05.11 Some bugs reported from the tracker and related to pie charts have been fixed. Introducing flat pie charts.

New graphic plots in PostParser