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Bioinformatics 2006 22(7):883-884; doi:10.1093/bioinformatics/btl031
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MAMMOT—a set of tools for the design, management and visualization of genomic tiling arrays

E. Ryder 1,2,*, R. Jackson 2, A. Ferguson-Smith 2 and S. Russell 1

1Department of Genetics, University of Cambridge CB2 3EH UK
2Department of Anatomy, University of Cambridge CB2 3DY UK

*To whom correspondence should be addressed.

Summary: The MAMMOT software suite is a collection of Perl and PHP scripts for designing, annotating and visualizing genome tiling arrays to, for example, facilitate studies into the epigenetics of gene regulation. The web design allows rapid experimental data entry from multiple users, and results can easily be shared between groups and individuals.

Availability: http://www.mammot.org.uk/

Contact: e.ryder{at}gen.cam.ac.uk

Received on December 22, 2005; revised on January 27, 2006; accepted on January 27, 2006

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