SNPedia Releases a Mac Version of Their Promethease Tool. Hurray!
I've been waiting for Mike Cariaso over at SNPedia to turn out a Mac version of their Promethease tool.
Well, last night Mike emailed me and told me they now have a Mac version. I immediately ran my raw genome data (a file downloaded from my 23andMe account) through the tool, which took about 2 hours.
The tool compares your raw genome data against SNPedia's impressive collection of DNA information and creates a report that you can browse. Here's a screen grab of my Promethease report:
SNPedia explains how to read the Promethease results here. This is the general format for the results:
As you can see above, the presentation of the report's results is very basic. They plan on improving the report in future iterations. Stay tuned here and over at SNPedia's blog.
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Traceback (most recent call last):
File "threading.pyo", line 486, in __bootstrap_inner
File "prometheaseui.pyo", line 27, in run
File "SNPediaWalker.pyo", line 675, in pgeReports
File "SNPediaWalker.pyo", line 746, in writeReport
NameError: global name 'WindowsError' is not defined"
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Mike Cariaso at SNPedia. He'll definitely help you figure it out. His email
is "cariaso at gmail dot com".
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