Incyte Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Incyte Genomics, Inc.

Stephanie F Berry

Frank D Russo

Peter A Covitz

Joe Don Heath

Cathryn E Sabatini

Tod M Klingler

Alex George Koleszar

Yvonne R Boldt

Rachel J Wright

Lee Crawford

Tod M Klinger

Disclosed is a relational database system for storing and manipulating biomolecular sequence information, the database including genomic libraries for a plurality of types of organisms, the libraries having multiple genomic sequences, at least some of which represent open reading frames located along a contiguous sequence on each the plurality of organisms' genomes, and a user interface capable of receiving a selection of two or more of the genomic libraries for comparison and displaying the results of the comparison. The system also provides a user interface capable of receiving a selection of one or more probe open reading frames for use in determining homologous matches between such probe open reading frame(s) and the open reading frames in the genomic libraries, and displaying the results of the determination.

Database and system for storing, comparing and displaying genomic information

Disclosed are methods, media and systems for graphically displaying computer-based biomolecular sequence information. Generally, biomolecular sequence information may be graphically depicted in a variety of different forms in accordance with the present invention. The sequence information may be composed of nucleotide or amino acid sequence information or both. The graphical depictions may be in several different formats providing different information relating to the sequences, and may be displayed in one or more screens of a computer user interface.

Graphical viewer for biomolecular sequence data

Disclosed is a relational database system for storing and displaying genetic information. Associated with the database is a software system allows a user to determine the relative position of a selected gene sequence within a genome. The system allows execution of a method of displaying the genetic locus of a biomolecular sequence. The method involves providing a database including multiple biomolecular sequences, at least some of which represent open reading frames located along a contiguous sequence on an organism's genome. An open reading frame for the sequence is selected and displayed together with adjacent open reading frames located upstream and downstream in the relative positions in which they occur on the contiguous sequence.

Database and system for determining, storing and displaying gene locus

Database and system for storing, comparing and displaying genomic

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