[Biopython] Writing a paper about python scripts

[Damian Menning]

Hello everyone,

  I just started writing a paper to describe the usage of Python/Biopython
scripts I wrote to design primers and custom databases specific to groups
of fish.  I don't want it to be written like a manual but I do want to
explain the process so that others can use the scripts and repeat the
process on their own organisms.  My problem is I have never written a paper
like this and am having a hard time finding papers to use as a general
guide.  If anyone has any suggestions on papers I could use as a general
guide I would appreciate it.

  Thank you

  Damian

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Damian Menning, Ph.D.

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