Add dna-claude-analysis to Applications#566
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Personal genome analysis toolkit with Python scripts analyzing raw DNA data across 17 categories and generating a terminal-style single-page HTML visualization with a shell-friendly workflow.
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Adds dna-claude-analysis to the Applications section, in alphabetical order.
dna-claude-analysis is a personal genome analysis toolkit that runs Python scripts against raw DNA data files (e.g. from 23andMe/AncestryDNA) and produces structured markdown reports across 17 categories (ancestry, health risks, nutrition, fitness, pharmacogenomics, etc.), then assembles them into a single-page terminal-aesthetic HTML visualization — all driven from the command line with a straightforward shell workflow.
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