Name: Malte Petersen
Type: User
Company: High Performance Computing & Analytics Lab (HPC/A), University of Bonn, Germany
Bio: High-performance bioinformatician @UniBonn. I am interested in creating tools that facilitate complex genomics analyses.
Location: Bonn, Germany
Blog: https://www.dice.uni-bonn.de/hpca/en
Malte Petersen's Projects
Scripts for all steps in the 1KITE analysis pipeline
An attempt at saner Bash defaults
Conda recipes for the bioconda channel.
A single molecule sequence assembler for genomes large and small.
A tool to circularize genome assemblies
XeLaTeX source for my PhD thesis
Calculate distance statistics for an alignment
This Snakemake pipeline implements the GATK best-practices workflow
Files and directories starting with a dot (config files)
Assembly and Annotation workflows for analysing data in the Earth Biogenome Project pilot project.
Clone of the Snakemake workflow for variant calling with the GATK pipeline
Assembly graph read alignment and analysis
Heavily modified version of HaMStR (Ebersberger et al., 2009)
Horizontal transfer of unclassified TEs in insects -- helper scripts and other tools
Conda recipe for isONclust, a tool for clustering PacBio Iso-Seq reads, or Oxford Nanopore reads into clusters
de novo targeted gene assembly
Latex beamer template in Uni Bonn style.
skim through BLAST result files and process information therein
TE annotation pipeline and analysis scripts for the insect mobilome publication by Petersen et al.
A bunch of non-generic scripts that I use in my projects
Orthology prediction using a graph-based, reciprocal approach with profile hidden Markov models
Test data for Orthograph
Open-source keyboard firmware for Atmel AVR and Arm USB families
Plot structural variant signals from many BAMs and CRAMs
A Scalable and Accurate Targeted Gene Assembly Tool (SAT-Assembler) for Next-Generation Sequencing Data)
Various scripts for various purposes
This is the development home of the Snakemake wrapper repository, see
Toolset for SV simulation, comparison and filtering
LaTeX source of my diploma thesis