TBI Software Page
NOTE: Please read the copyright notices included in the
packages below. It's not the same for all of them!
The Vienna RNA Package for
predicting and comparing RNA Secondary Structures
Interactive access:
The RNA
secondary structure prediction server for single
sequences.
The
Alifold server for predicting consensus structures
from an alignment
The RNA
sequence design server
Alignments of Nucleic Acid Sequences
with the codaln/code2aln
program, which uses information on coding regions to improve the alignment.
Detecting Conserved RNA Structures
with the alidot/pfrali
software for extracting conserved RNA secondary structure elements
from a combination of sequence alignment and structure prediction.
Kinetic folding of RNA
The program
kinfold
Basin Structure of Landscapes
The program barriers
The ToyChem Package
is a computational toolkit implementing an artificial chemistry model
which has a built in thermodynamics. Molecules and reactions are
modeled as graphs and graph transformations respectively.
Physico-chemical properties of molecules are calculated directly from
the molecular graphs and are consistent within the ToyChemistry
universe (currently not available for download).
The Graph Grammar
Library (GGL) is an C++ library
(based on the Boost Graph Library) to handle graph transformation. The
library is geared towards chemical graph transformations and can be used
to algebraically expand chemical reaction networks. The includes the
functionallity of the ToyChem Package.
Set-theoretical operations for chemical reaction networks
The Vienna Reaction Network Library
(Vienna-RNL)
Integrator for SBML Models
The program SBML_odeSolver
Relevant Cycles of undirected graphs
The program cycdeco
Walter Fontana's
AlChemy related software
Jan Cupal's
WinTeX
TeX editor and shell for Windows 3.1 and Win95
The ProbA
program for stochastic pairwise sequence alignments, including
calculation of the partition function and match probabilities.
Our anonymous FTP-server
contains mostly prehistoric stuff
Ivo L. Hofacker,
<ivo@tbi.univie.ac.at>
Last modified: 2010-01-28 00:24:28 xtof