Difference between revisions of "RAST update"
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In addition to being able to upload FASTA files, we also accept GenBank files. This offers you the option of either having us recall the genes, or to preserve your genecalls. | In addition to being able to upload FASTA files, we also accept GenBank files. This offers you the option of either having us recall the genes, or to preserve your genecalls. | ||
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| + | == New Features in underlying SeedViewer == | ||
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| + | === Scenarios === | ||
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| + | We now have Scenario information for every genome running through the RAST Server available in the underlying SeedViewer. The information is available on the Organism page via the menu '''This Organism''' - '''Scenarios'''. | ||
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| + | === Comparison of Metabolic Reconstruction === | ||
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| + | On the organism page in the menu '''This Organism''' the link '''Compare Metabolic Reconstruction''' is now available. It allows you to compare the presence of subsystems in two organisms. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:04, 5 June 2007
The RAST Update to Version 1.2 Included the following changes:
Improved Annotation Classifications
Improving the annotation classification methods, we can now classify a higher percentage of genes into subsystems, while still being very conservative.
Improved User Interface Flow
There have been various small changes to the User Interface to improve usability.
New Upload Formats
In addition to being able to upload FASTA files, we also accept GenBank files. This offers you the option of either having us recall the genes, or to preserve your genecalls.
New Features in underlying SeedViewer
Scenarios
We now have Scenario information for every genome running through the RAST Server available in the underlying SeedViewer. The information is available on the Organism page via the menu This Organism - Scenarios.
Comparison of Metabolic Reconstruction
On the organism page in the menu This Organism the link Compare Metabolic Reconstruction is now available. It allows you to compare the presence of subsystems in two organisms.