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- perl v5.34.0
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- infernal v1.1.5
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- ncbi-blast+ v2.15.0
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- ncbi-blast+ v2.17.0
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- fasta v36.3.8h (the tool, not the file format)
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- minimap2 2.26-r1175
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- minimap2 2.30-r1287
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Basic information on how to use this tool:
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## Additional information
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**This image does not contain any VADR models by default**, as the files are large and result in a large/bloated docker image. This is meant to be the "slim" docker image for VADR v1.6.4 and is useful in bioinformatics workflows (especially those run in the cloud/HPC environments) as the overheard for downloading the docker image is lower than the docker images that do include the models.
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**This image does not contain any VADR models by default**, as the files are large and result in a large/bloated docker image. This is meant to be the "slim" docker image for VADR v1.7 and is useful in bioinformatics workflows (especially those run in the cloud/HPC environments) as the overheard for downloading the docker image is lower than the docker images that do include the models.
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VADR models should be downloaded separately and mounted/bound to the container at runtime. The default location for VADR models is `/opt/vadr/vadr-models/`.
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