Atlas: a java-based tool for managing genotypes
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E Pérez-Enciso1, P G García-Bernal, M Pérez-Enciso
1BSD Devices - AGB, Paseo del Rey 10, 28008 Madrid, Spain.
The Journal of Heredity
|September 2, 2005
Abstract:
With the exponential increase in genotyping capability, it is fundamental to check data consistency and improve genotype management. Atlas is a Java-based application for managing genotypes that also provides a series of tools useful in traceability, parentage testing, and identification, as well as pedigree and marker visualization.
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