Mapplet: A CORBA-based genome map viewer

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Motivation: There are a large number of genetic and physical maps, distributed at many sites. Each site offers different kinds of access methods and viewers. CORBA, the de facto standard for distributed object-oriented computing, offers new opportunities to unify the view on these maps through standard interfaces. A collaboration of Infobiogen and the EBI proposes a common IDL for maps. Results: A CORBA map viewer is presented which serves as a proof of concept for the proposed IDL. It demonstrates its usefulness in the context of map viewing and its ability to handle large maps with > 1000 markers. The viewer gives access to the maps of the Radiation Hybrid Database at EBI. It gives a quick overview of several large maps side by side. The marker density at each map position is displayed and different marker types can be highlighted. Availability: Demonstration and source code at: http://sunny.ebi.ac.uk/~jungfer/Mapplet.

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Jungfer, K., & Rodriguez-Tomé, P. (1998). Mapplet: A CORBA-based genome map viewer. Bioinformatics, 14(8), 734–738. https://doi.org/10.1093/bioinformatics/14.8.734

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