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SEView: a Java applet for browsing molecular sequence data.

T Junier·P Bucher
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SEView is a Java applet that represents known or predicted elements of a protein or nucleotide sequence. It replaces or supplements the textual format of databases or program output with an interactive, graphical representation that is easily available through a WWW browser. Independence from the source data's format is achieved through a description language and ad hoc translators, which make the system versatile and flexible.

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T Junier, P Bucher. 1998. SEView: a Java applet for browsing molecular sequence data.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11471238/

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