SH Medusa  Crack+ Activation Code With Keygen [Latest-2022]
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Medusa is a 2D visualisation of an interaction graph (eg: GRAPHML). Each node stands for a gene in a given organism, and each edge for a STRING interaction (or relationship in STRING). Edges are typically linked by an arrow and directed towards the input node. Nodes can be added to, removed from, or dragged. Different visual attributes can be applied to each of these nodes (eg: colour, size, shape, opacity,...). You can zoom-in or zoom-out the graph interactively, re-position nodes, add or remove nodes at runtime and more.
This application is able to export the interaction graph as a GraphViz sgraph.
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This functionality has been tested on Windows XP, 7, 8, 8.1 and Ubuntu 12.04.
Processor: Intel® Core2 Duo CPU P8600 @ 2.13GHz, 4GB RAM.
Platform: Ubuntu 12.04 32-bit.
Apache Tomcat 7.0.26.
Medusa was written in Java using Java Swing.
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Related projects:
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Medusa is another of the many projects available from the Medusa project under  but more can be found here:
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License:
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Medusa is released under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL), version 3.0.
This project contains contributions from other developers for whom any contribution is appreciated.
INTRODUCTION
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Medusa is a Java Graph Analysis Tool developed by ETHZ to visualize protein-protein interactions (PPI) extracted from STRING (the Database of Interacting Proteins).
This tutorial will be covering the basics of Medusa v2.2.9.1. It is recommended that you read the user manual first as the interface has some significant changes compared to version 2.2.8.0.
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Datasets:
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The STRING PPI dataset is considered complete as of November 2013. It is therefore recommended that you download the STRING Dataset from  When using the STRING dataset, a license is needed
SH Medusa  Crack + 2022 [New]
Medusa is a free, easy to use, interactive graph viewer and editor for the STRING database. STRING is an important central repository of protein interaction data.
Medusa allows a user to create and edit his/her own protein interaction networks. This could be useful if the user has his/her own custom set of data for STRING or simply wants to have an enhanced graphical view of the STRING data.
Currently Medusa supports one-mode networks only. This means that a protein may only have one STRING interaction with another protein and this interaction may be between the proteins themselves or between a protein and another gene product (multi-mode interactions are planned for future versions).
In addition to viewing the networks on a standalone user interface, Medusa also allows browsing and visualizing of networks and interacting nodes in other graph viewers such as Pajek and Gephi. We hope that Medusa will be useful to many people.
SH HUGO Gene Nomenclature Committee Nomenclature
Version 16 (the latest version as of Oct. 2008): 
Description: A database of human genes and transcripts. An
entry in the database consists of a human gene or transcript identifier (assigned
by HUGO), name, gene symbol and approved symbol. The HUGO nomenclature
committee consists of representative members of the Human Genome
Project, the National Human Genome Research Institute and the
University of California at Davis. It was established in 1980 by the
US National Institutes of Health (NIH) in conjunction with the Human
Genome Science Committee of the United States National Academy of
Sciences (NAS) and is a part of the HUGO program. The group has
consistently aimed to unify the nomenclature of genes and to avoid
over-nomenclature.
SH PharmGKB (for pharmacogenetics)
Description:
An integrated pharmacogenetics and pharmacogenomics knowledge base.
It is intended to organize pharmacogenetics information about the
human genome.
The information that is stored, along with the web pages that are
stored, includes links to other resources of pharmacogenetics and
pharmacogenomics information on the Web. The data is structured by
Allele Frequency in normal populations and/or in populations of
patients.
While much of the information in PharmGKB is based on currently
available data
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