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GenomeInspector: basic software tools for analysis of spatial correlations between genomic structures within megabase sequences.

Abstract

The speed of acquisition of genomic sequence data exceeds the evaluation of function of the sequences by a vast margin. Most software available for the prediction of individual features does not assess the correlation of different motifs (level 1 methods). Here, we present a second-level software package called GenomeInspector (GI) for further analysis of results obtained with level 1 methods. Our approach does not require any a priori knowledge about motif organization and was designed as a modular package with a graphical user interface. Three examples for GI application are presented.

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K Quandt, K Grote, T Werner. 1996-04-15. GenomeInspector: basic software tools for analysis of spatial correlations between genomic structures within megabase sequences.. https://doi.org/10.1006/geno.1996.0197

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