When users double click on a loaded cell, a browser appropriate for the cell content type is raised.
As an example of displaying discretized data in pictographic format, we have developed the Cell eFP Browser for showing a protein's predicted and documented subcellular localizations.
An exemplary output from the Cell eFP Browser for a vacuole-targeted protein, TONOPLAST INTRINSIC PROTEIN 2 (TIP2, At3g26520) is shown in Figure 8.
The higher the confidence score for a given subcellular compartment, the more intense the red colour in the Cell eFP Browser output.
In the case of the Cell eFP Browser, data in the SUBA database indicate the presence of a given protein in a particular subcellular location, either based on computational methods or as molecularly documented by mass spectrometric analysis of subcellular fractions, GFP fusions etc. [11].
The CArGome Search Browser within the Smooth Muscle Cell Genome Browser was updated with the transcriptome data of primary SMCs isolated from colon and jejunum.
Genomic location of exons, CArG boxes (collectively termed the 'CArGome') and SRF-binding sites (ChIP data available in UCSC ENCODE) in the genes of transcriptional variants were analyzed using Smooth Muscle Cell Genome Browser, which was custom-built on the UCSC Genome Browser.
Using the A. thaliana folB gene, we searched for evidence of subcellular localization using the "cell eFP browser" (http://bar.utoronto.ca/cell_efp/cgi-bin/cell_efp.cgi ncbi_gi=15229838, last accessed October 3, 2014) which suggested this gene product was localized to the cytosol or the mitochondria (supplementary table S3, Supplementary Material online).
The Google service, which was introduced last week, translates standard Web pages into wireless markup language, the programming language used by most cell phone browsers.
(While Vizrea doesn't encourage the sharing of copyrighted material, it's certainly possible). If you don't have one of the 16 Nokia, Samsung, or Panasonic phones that support Vizrea's software, you can do most of the same things using a standard cell-phone browser and Vizrea's WAP interface.
