For instance, you can use NTFS, ext3-4, f2fs, FAT 16/32, Linux-swap, xfs, and more, depending on what you are looking to do with your data. You can use GParted if you prefer to have more features ...

Here we present 'transitivity clustering', an alternative way to partition biological data, with easy-to-use interfaces: (i) a web interface for a quick analysis of medium-sized datasets, (ii) a ...