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BioLisp.org is a public resource supporting scientists who use Lisp to develop intelligent applications in the biological sciences. We collect and disseminate Lisp biocomputing code, and gather pointers to Lisp and other Intelligent BioComputing methods.
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Jan 6, 2008
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9. BioLisp.org
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