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Rens Holmer^1,2, Robin van Velzen¹, Rene Geurts¹

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GeneNoteBook offers a web-based platform for collaborative comparative genomics, enabling researchers to analyze and visualize genomic data for non-model organisms. This tool facilitates the comparison of new genomes with existing model organisms, enhancing biological research accessibility.

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Area of Science:

Bioinformatics
Genomics
Computational Biology

Background:

Genomic and transcriptomic data analysis are crucial in biological research.
Existing tools lack efficient, collaborative features for visualizing and annotating multiple genomes, especially for non-model organisms.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce GeneNoteBook, a web-based collaborative notebook for comparative genomics.
To provide a tool for researchers to query, browse, visualize, and curate bioinformatic analysis results for multiple genomes.

Main Methods:

GeneNoteBook is a node.js web application.
It utilizes MongoDB and NCBI BLAST for its backend functionalities.
Available via Bioconda and Docker for easy installation.

Main Results:

GeneNoteBook enables visual work with multiple genomes and their metadata.
Facilitates collaborative annotation of genomic data.
Supports comparison of newly sequenced genomes with model organisms.

Conclusions:

GeneNoteBook addresses the need for efficient tools in comparative genomics for non-model organisms.
It enhances collaborative research by providing a centralized platform for genomic data analysis and visualization.