Persephone back end can now be installed via Docker image
The Persephone software stack includes several components: the mono framework, the database, the API server, the search engine with Java...
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A short 4-min video overview of Persephone
We just posted this video that was rolling at our booth at PAG to Youtube. It is a very quick...
New feature: Export genomic sequences
Now you can export the DNA sequence of any part of a map or the entire genome. The web application has...
Persephone Software at PAG 2023
23 January 2023
in General News
We just came back from the Plant and Animal Genome conference in San Diego. For three days of the exhibits, we...
Three Drosophila genomes added
We added genomes from the Drosophila genus: D.melanogaster, D.simulans, and D.yakuba. For now, the sequences are annotated using RefSeq gene models...
Tip: Using Export to create new tracks
When exporting the track data, a user is presented with a data grid that can be customized. We can use...
Another major feature upgrade: Export track data
We have made a significant step forward by adding a few new features. One of them is a powerful module...
Major version upgrade: variants
We are happy to introduce a major new feature in the web version: a specialized interface designed to analyze genotyping...
A pair of beet (Beta vulgaris) genomes have been added
The newly published Beta vulgaris EL10_1.0 genome has been uploaded to our web portal to accompany another beet genome RefBeet-1.2.2....
BAM tracks can be loaded permanently
The Persephone genome viewer normally visualizes the data stored in a database. The users can add their own tracks (visible...