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	  <title>Option system in BioShell - part I</title>
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	  <description>Originally the BioShell package has been started as a set of command line tools which are still actively developed. Recently the library responsible for command line parsing has been redesigned and rewritten to provide users additional functionality and to make the software more error-proof.</description>
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	  <title>Efficient data storage with serialization</title>
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	  <description>Protein conformations are usually stored in the PDB file format. It certainly has many advantages, but the files use a lot of disk space and their reading-in takes much time. Here is how to use serialization for gaining speed and recapturing space</description>
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	  <title>Chi angles statistics quickie</title>
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	  <description>BioShell can easily produce statistics for pretty many structural properties. For instance, let's create a histogram for Chi1 dihedral angle separately for each amino acid type.</description>
	  <pubDate>Tue, 26 Jul 2011 23:43:51 +0200</pubDate>
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	  <title>BioShell package has a new website!</title>
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	  <description>The website contains several new features such as blog and users' forum that will certainly facilitate the communications between users of the package and its developers. The new contents is continuously comming, so stay tuned!</description>
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	  <title>PDB data model in BioShell</title>
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	  <description>Protein molecule can be considered on several levels: as a set of chains, a set of residues or as a set of atoms. In BioShell each of these elements is represented by an object i.e. a module that can be used in a script. A protein (i.e. an object of Protein class) is a container for chains. Each chains (object of Chain) is a set of residues. Finally a residue (Residue object) contains atoms (Atom objects)</description>
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	  <title>New version of BioShell has been published!</title>
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	  <description>The philosophy of BioShell has been changed. The project evolved into a library of modules suited for many bioinformatics tasks, such as data processing and comparative modeling. BioShell logo and website have been changed as well.</description>
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