GPRO 1.0

Advances in next generation sequencing technologies have allowed researchers to obtain and analyze thousands or millions of sequencing reads simultaneously. Management of these projects requires implementation of automatic pipelines and tool suites operated by expert bioinformaticians committed to simultaneously manage, edit and analyze multiple distinct genes/proteins and other genomic features such as repeat variations, mobile genetic elements, domains, exon-intron segmentation, ontology, complexity, etc.


Gypsy Database PROfessional (GPRO) is a powerful software oriented to both industry and academy researchers working on functional analysis of DNA/RNA and protein sequences, sequence editing and database creation and management.



BENEFITS
  • A guaranteed quality of service distributed CPU bandwidth for high-throughput computing analyses
  • Friendly-to-use installable software in your desktop displaying two menus and an intuitive layout organized in windows-based interfaces.
  • Results and analyses in one click
  • Automatic annotation at the level of professional analyses without necessarily having exceptional expertise in bioinformatics
  • Speed and productivity in your analyses
  • Comprehensive and full-detailed manual online

About GPRO 1.0



GPRO is a multifunction bioinformatic platform consisting of installable software coupled online with an omic pipeline installed on a high-end computing server hosted at the Gypsy Database (GyDB) of Mobile Genetic Elements. The combination “software-pipeline” implements a powerful annotation management system allowing you to run intensive computational jobs in remote private sessions, as well as to map, annotate and analyze multiple distinct sequences simultaneously using the most common tools and biological vocabularies.


GPRO also implements a suite of tools providing simplicity and versatility to tasks as diverse as management of files and folders, molecular analysis of DNA/RNA and protein sequences editing, translation and analysis of sequences up to two Gigabases, data-mining and sequence tagging.