GSA: An Integrated Analysis System for Gene Sequence

Yu Huang; Jian Yong Wang; Bing Hu; Xiao Mei Wei

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.380-384.2795

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GSA: An Integrated Analysis System for Gene Sequence

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According to the analysis for gene sequence, various data analysis as well as a variety of software and tools needs to be integrated, also the friendly graphical interface is a must. Based on this, we propose to build a software tool named GSA (gene sequence analysis tool) which is Java-based J2EE environment based on workflow. This tool provides a unified data, algorithm interface and visualization graphical interface, not only integrates a variety of sequence analysis algorithms, but also to achieve the integration of heterogeneous data. The workflow mechanism of GSA provides a collaborative research solution for the field of sequence analysis.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 380-384)

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August 2013

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Yu Huang, Jian Yong Wang, Bing Hu, Xiao Mei Wei

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Analysis, Integrative, Sequence

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