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nucleR: non-parametric nucleosome positioning

MoDEL: Molecular Dynamics Extended Library

Protein Data Bank Local Repository

Nucleosome Dynamics

NAFlex: Nucleic Acid Flexibility

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DASiR: Distributed Annotation System in R

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MDdMD: Maxwell-Demon discrete Molecular Dynamics

PCAsuite: Tool for trajectory compression

GOdMD: Conformational Transitions with discrete Molecular Dynamics

FlexServ: Protein Flexibility Server

DNAlive: physical analysis of DNA at the genomic scale

pyPcazip: PCA-based trajectory file compression and analysis

BIGNASim: a NoSQL database structure and analysis portal for nucleic acids simulation data

PMut: Pathological Mutations

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