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The Scientific Platform for the Cloud (SPC) presents a framework to support the rapid design and deployment of scientific applications (apps) in the cloud. It provides common infrastructure for running typical IXP (Input-execute-Plot) style apps, including: a web interface, post-processing and plotting capabilities, job scheduling, real-time monitoring of running jobs, and case manager. In this paper...
Background Functional information is normally communicated using specific, context-dependent strings of symbolic characters. This is true within the human realm (texts and computer programs), and also within the biological realm (nucleic acids and proteins). In biology, strings of nucleotides encode much of the information within living cells. How do such information-bearing nucleotide strings arise...
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