This software is an open-source visualizer designed to show the genomic proximity of haploinsufficient genes to segmental duplications. It helps to identify genetic variations and defects associated with diseases.
HaploGeneMapper is a free and open source tool designed to provide users with a visual representation of the genomic proximity of haploinsufficient genes to segmental duplications on a chromosome-by-chromosome basis. The tool allows users to highlight corresponding pairs of segmental duplications that may be subjected to non-allelic homologous recombination through the use of a cursor. Moreover, the names of haploinsufficient genes and segmental duplications can be displayed by hovering the cursor over them.
The software is equipped with a zoom feature to allow users to focus on specific sections of a selected chromosome. Users can simply provide the start and end coordinates of the desired region to zoom in. The interface is user-friendly, making it easy to use for those with little experience in genomics.
Overall, HaploGeneMapper is a valuable tool for visualizing genomic proximity and identifying potential regions of interest for further research. It is a must-have for researchers who wish to explore genomic proximity and segmental duplications in-depth.
The software is equipped with a zoom feature to allow users to focus on specific sections of a selected chromosome. Users can simply provide the start and end coordinates of the desired region to zoom in. The interface is user-friendly, making it easy to use for those with little experience in genomics.
Overall, HaploGeneMapper is a valuable tool for visualizing genomic proximity and identifying potential regions of interest for further research. It is a must-have for researchers who wish to explore genomic proximity and segmental duplications in-depth.
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