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Genome2D is a handy, easy to use application designed to help you visualize a bacterial genome with all its individual genes on a single computer screen genome enables quick identification of biologically relevant information such as gene orientation, operon structure, transcriptional terminators or regulator binding sites.
Using a simple input file subsets of genes can be visualized by single or multiple coloring or by a color gradient when values are used. The input file is a tab-delimited text file, comprising one column with the genes to be colored and one column indicating their colors or a value.
When applied to DNA microarray data the values could represent differences in transcription levels. This feature enables easy and rapid identification of genes that are transcriptionally linked. In a multiple transcriptome analysis experiment, e.g. a measurement in time, all data sets can be loaded as separate input files and subsequently shown in animation. Thus, the changes in gene expression can be readily recognised.
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Manages lists of genes, operons and diagrams for the whole bacterial or archaeal genome
Can quickly generate plots of the genome at multiple scales, genome axis, and start point/end point
Allows creation of single or multiple gene lists for plotting purposes
Up to multiple operon grouping
Up to multiple color based highlighting of genes
Multiple transcriptomics can be run against a bacterial genome
Quickly color group operons
Single color or color gradient for single genes (operons/pairs)
Color gradient for single gene groups (operon/pairs)
Color gradient for complete gene list
Color gradient for chr
Color gradient for GC skew
Color gradient for genome axis
Color gradient for start point
Color gradient for end point
Color gradient for start/end point
Shows the microarray normalized data for operons
Scales the length/width of the axis
Scales the width/length of the genome axis
Includes a users manual on how to build a list of genes
Allows you to import a list of genes from GenBank
Allows you to run a query in GenBank to show the matching gene
Graphically shows relative positions of genes on a strand
Performs a genetic algorithm on the genome
Includes a auto display and saving of computed plots
Can put any ring on a plot or hide line and rings

Cortex Gene ontology (GO) analysis
Two popular resources of gene ontology (GO) annotations are now available for TraMinex software.
The first is the Sanger UniProt GO annotation of the reference proteome.
The second is the genome annotation created by using the TraMinex platform.
Tools for analyzing the GO annotations include:
– traMinex Galaxy – GO terms analysis and visualization
– TraMinex Galaxy – Interaction of the GO terms
– TraMinex Galaxy – Comparison of the GO terms
– TraMinex Galaxy – Intersection of the GO terms
– TraMinex Galaxy – Intersection of the GO terms: overlap
– TraMinex Galaxy – Intersection of the GO terms: g:DAG
The suite of TraMinex Galaxy tools will allow you to:
– Present gene function with respect to the gene ontology (GO) terms
– Identify significant gene ontology (GO) terms that are enriched in a given gene list
– Inspect pairwise and multiple functional relations among the genes
– Visualize gene ontology (GO) terms as a gene function network

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Genome2D enables you to view a bacterium’s genome in various ways and generates a variety of graphical outputs in a simple way. For example, when you have a genome sequence, you can use Genome2D to sort all the genes by various different annotations, such as GC content, codon usages, or to compare a new sequence with the already stored ones in the database. You can also use the transcriptional information of the genome to annotate genes. Thus, given a set of genes, you are able to access how the genes are grouped in transcriptional units, and you are able to detect operons and more. Furthermore, the features of Genome2D extend to eukaryotes by adding transcriptional information. For example, you can use Genome2D to visualize the operon structure and transcriptional unit of a genome of human or mouse.
Genome2D Features:
(1) Sort the genes by the values of various annotations.
(2) Compare the new set of genes with the pre-existing ones.
(3) Annotate the genes on the basis of transcriptional information.
(4) Identify the operon structure.
(5) Identify the transcriptional units.
(6) Export a set of genomic information to a file.
(7) Export a set of transcriptional information to a file.
(8) Export the genome as an image file.
(9) Export the genome structure to a file.
(10) Export a transcriptional unit to a file.
(11) Export an operon to a file.
(12) Export the location of TATA boxes, or cis-acting regulatory elements, to a file.
(13) Export the group of genes that share the same orientation, color and value to a file.
(14) Export the genes of a genome to a file or tab-delimited text file.
(15) Export the location of binding sites, or cis-acting regulatory elements, of various kinds of proteins to a file.
(16) Export the position of the genes on the genome to a file or tab-delimited text file.
Genome2D has more features than are listed here.
Genome2D Application Options:
There are many different options available to create almost any output. Some of the options are:
– Preset with predefined values for gene annotation.
– Preset with predefined
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Genome2D is a Java application. To run the application, you need a Sun or compatible JVM J2SE version 1.3.1 or later (such as J2SE 1.5 or newer) and the Java development kit 1.3.1 or later.
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Please install the Genome2D application under C:\Program Files\Java\ and the genome2d.jar file under G:\Program Files\Java\j2sdk1.3.1\lib\ext\
You may use Genome2D together with other packages (Docbook, XSL, JavaHelp) under C:\Program Files\Docbook\ and G:\Program Files\Java\j2sdk1.3.1\lib\xalan-2.7.1.jar.
Install:
To install Genome2D click on the **Genome2D**.exe file.
If you don’t have a valid licence key (see instructions to request a key in the License Agreement) an error will be displayed. If this is the case, you need to accept the licence agreement before you can use the application.
Usage:
To use the application, you need to select a table or text file with a list of genes to visualize.
Select the first gene to be colored by pressing the **Green** button. Then press the **Green** button again until the first gene is colored green. You can select the color range by pressing the right mouse button and dragging the mouse until you reach the desired range. After you are satisfied with your changes, press the **Green** button again to apply the settings. You can test your settings by pressing the **Red** button once. Press the **Red** button again to get your colour back to black.
In most cases, a single coloring will suffice. To apply multiple colorings select the **Animated** option. When applying values, simply press the **Red** button and change the box to a value. A value of zero represents a black color. A positive value means that the color of the first gene is higher than the given value. A negative value means that the color of the first gene is lower than the given value. A value of infinity represents full intensity of the selected color.
When you use the **Animation** option,

What’s New in the Genome2D?

The MultiStreamRegulator Module allows you to study regulations of upstream genes and intermediate RNA concentrations in the regulation of target genes in a sequence of steps.
In a multi-step design you can choose any number of regulators and target genes, as well as any number of intermediate signals.

The PAM module is a convenient and accurate tool for PAM (Pattern Analysis of Microarrays) classification of gene expression data. In many biological studies it is critical to determine how many genes in a genome react in a specific way to a condition under investigation. The PAM method computes a value of expression called the „PAM score“ that is a measure of how different the pattern of expression is in the test group relative to the pattern in the control group.

MultiFlow is a high-resolution representation software (Hans Morrot, Ghent University) designed to study gene expression and post-translational modifications and multi-dimensional interaction networks.
MultiFlow is a powerful visualization software that can handle the high-resolution of data sets and display them with the extents required to study the behavior of genes or proteins at the system level.
MultiFlow is divided into 2 parts:
(1) Transcriptional and translational aspects
(2) Post translational modifications and networks
MultiFlow also offers the possibility to study multi-dimensional complexes and to display 3D networks.
The Transcriptional and Translational network component is based on the iRegulon concept using a mathematical modeling of the cellular resources and regulation capabilities. The Network component offers several modules for the study of gene or protein interaction networks. It is also possible to perform the analysis of posttranslational modifications or protein complexes.
MultiFlow is a Matlab based application which uses a tightly coupled graphical user interface.

ModZerPro is a tool to generate in-silico promoters prediction based on the analysis of the predicted genes physical location.

RhoGEF is a graphical user interface for cis- and trans-acting proteins and the underlying G protein mediated activation mechanism.
Activation occurs as a result of the GTPase activity of proteins of the inner segment.
The tool draws on a database of engineered proteins (already available) and novel in silico prediction techniques.
The activation mechanism may be selected from among the following models:
•p24
•p32
•p34
•p36
•p38
All these models include different activators and are coupled to activation

System Requirements For Genome2D:

Minimum:
OS: Windows 10 / Windows Server 2012 / Windows Server 2008
Windows: DirectX 11
Video: DirectX 11 or above
Processor: Intel Core i3-720 / AMD A6-3620
Memory: 2GB RAM
Recommended:
Processor: Intel Core i5-3570 / AMD FX-6300
Memory: 4GB RAM
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