"Joy to the world, lalaa la laaaa." I can finally announce that I've released the ruby API to the Ensembl core database under the bioruby-annex umbrella. Go here for the release.

What is it?

The Ensembl database stores genetic and genomic data on a variety of species: sequences of chromosomes and positions of features such as genes and polymorphisms. This data is browseable using their genome browser, but is also directly accessible if you connect to their mysql database. A perl API to that database has been available from the start and is used by the ensembl people themselves to handle the data. A java implementation (called Ensj) is also available, but I don't know the status of that one.
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Hi there, and welcome to SaaienTist, a blog by me, for me and you. It started out long ago as a personal notebook to help me remind how to do things, but evolved to cover more opinionated posts as well. After a hiatus of 3 to 4 years (basically since I started my current position in Belgium), I resurrect it to help me organize my thoughts. It might or might not be useful to you.

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