Feature Update: Fine Control Over Data Displayed in Tables
Persephone uses tables in multiple parts of the interface. We have added extra context menus to most of them, providing...
Persephone uses tables in multiple parts of the interface. We have added extra context menus to most of them, providing...
At a certain level of zoom, when it is possible to distinguish individual bases, we provide an option to display...
We significantly increased the limits on the amount of data displayed in BAM/CRAM tracks. There can be genomic regions with...
To enhance the visibility of protein-coding segments (CDS) in gene model glyphs, we are now displaying introns within the CDS...
The Persephone version, published recently, presents a few improvements. Drag-and-drop VCF files. Users are now able to import their VCF files. The...
Genetic variations impact gene translation beyond simple amino acid substitutions. A single nucleotide change or indel can disrupt a splice...
When you select genotyping samples, they are shown in the Variants track. Zoom deep enough to see the individual bases...
Until recently, the only way to visualize and analyze variants was to load VCF files into the database using our...
As you probably know, Persephone allows users to upload their files and view them alongside the data from the database....
The new tool aligns multiple protein sequences. You can access the alignment interface via the Tools menu. In this case,...