GenomeBrowser GenomeBrowser Genetic Sequence Feature Visualization GenomeBrowser is an experimental genomic sequence feature visualization tool. The display is interactive and allows the user to view the sequence at a variety of scales.
Users can also explore the sequence further via a configurable interface to standard tools.
Click Here for another Picture of a GenomeBrowser Window GenomeBrowser has been used to analyze more than 1.5 megabases of prokaryotic sequence data from Genome Therapeutics Inc.'s Mycobacterial sequencing projects and E.coli data from George Church's lab at Harvard. GenomeBrowser is the result of a collaborative effort to develop an object-oriented software framework for rapid construction of sequence analysis, visualization, and annotation applications. The principal author of this software was Keith Robison of Belmont Research and Harvard University. All Rights Reserved.