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mORCA: sailing bioinformatics world with mobile devices.

Sergio Díaz-Del-Pino¹, Juan Falgueras², Esteban Perez-Wohlfeil¹

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Bioinformatics mobile apps are now accessible via mORCA, a new lightweight client. This tool simplifies accessing web services for researchers on the go.

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Area of Science:

Bioinformatics
Mobile Computing
Web Services

Background:

The proliferation of mobile apps presents an opportunity for bioinformatics, a traditionally web-based field.
Despite the prevalence of web browsers on mobile devices, a seamless transition of bioinformatics applications has been limited.
Novel approaches are required to adapt bioinformatics tools for mobile platforms.

Purpose of the Study:

To design and deploy a user-friendly, lightweight mobile client for bioinformatics web services.
To enable mobile access to bioinformatics tools, overcoming the limitations of traditional desktop-based applications.

Main Methods:

In-depth analysis of existing bioinformatics application requirements.
Development of a web-based mobile client capable of browsing, parameter composition, service invocation, and execution monitoring.
Utilization of service metadata stored in catalogs for seamless client operation.

Main Results:

A lightweight, easy-to-use mobile client, mORCA, has been successfully developed and deployed.
The client facilitates browsing, parameter composition, and monitoring of bioinformatics web services.
mORCA leverages service metadata for automated interface parameter composition and service invocation.

Conclusions:

mORCA represents a significant step towards mobile accessibility in bioinformatics.
The developed client addresses the need for new paradigms in mobile bioinformatics application design.
This work facilitates easier access to bioinformatics resources for researchers using mobile devices.