Genome Dashboard is the logic behind a web-based prototype of a genomics dashboard, specifically designed to integrate informatics and 4D material studies of chromatin. Genome Dashboard unites our Interactive Chromatin Modeling (ICM) tools with the Biodalliance genome browser and the JSMol molecular viewer to rapidly fold any DNA sequence into atomic or coarse-grained models of DNA, nucleosomes or chromatin.
Genome Dashboard is the logic behind a web-based prototype of a genomics dashboard, specifically designed to integrate informatics and 4D material studies of chromatin. Genome Dashboard unites our Interactive Chromatin Modeling (ICM) tools with the Biodalliance genome browser and the JSMol molecular viewer to rapidly fold any DNA sequence into atomic or coarse-grained models of DNA, nucleosomes or chromatin.
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Genome Dashboard is the logic behind a web-based prototype of a genomics dashboard, specifically designed to integrate informatics and 4D material studies of chromatin. Genome Dashboard unites our Interactive Chromatin Modeling (ICM) tools with the Biodalliance genome browser and the JSMol molecular viewer to rapidly fold any DNA sequence into atomic or coarse-grained models of DNA, nucleosomes or chromatin.
We found that genomedashboard demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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