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An “Electronic Fluorescent Pictograph” Browser for Exploring and Analyzing Large-Scale Biological Data Sets

PLoS ONE · 2007 · Vol. 2(8) · pp. e718–e718
Deborah R. WinterBen VinegarHardeep K. Nahal-BoseRon AmmarGreg WilsonNicholas J. Provart

Abstract

The eFP Browser software is easily adaptable to microarray or other large-scale data sets from any organism and thus should prove useful to a wide community for visualizing and interpreting these data sets for hypothesis generation.

Plant Molecular Biology ResearchGene expression and cancer classificationPlant Reproductive BiologyMicroarray databasesComputer scienceMicroarray analysis techniquesArabidopsisBig dataScale (ratio)Data miningData scienceBioinformaticsBiology

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AnimalsComputer GraphicsDatabase Management SystemsHumansSoftwareUser-Computer InterfaceVisual PerceptionArabidopsisInternetDatabases, GeneticMicroarray AnalysisMice

Funding

  • Genome Canada
  • Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada
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