An open-source genome browser and annotation tool for visualizing, managing, and analyzing genomic datasets with support for common genomics file formats and features like dynamic zooming and metadata editing.
Archaeopteryx is an open-source, Java-based genome browser and annotation visualization tool developed at the Broad Institute. It allows users to interactively explore genome assemblies and annotations, supporting a range of common genomics file formats including FASTA, GFF3, BED, WIG, and VCF.
Some key features of Archaeopteryx include:
Archaeopteryx aims to provide an intuitive yet powerful platform for genomicists, molecular biologists, and bioinformaticians to visualize, understand, and generate insights from genomic data. Its open-source availability also allows customization for specific research needs. Key use cases include exploring annotations of newly sequenced genomes, assessing variant calls, and integrating analyses into workflows and publications.
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