Nucleome Bridge
A Chrome Extesion to Bridge Nucleome Platform with Other Web Application
Co to jest Nucleome Bridge?
Nucleome Bridge to rozszerzenie Chrome opracowane przez https://nucleome.org, a jego główną funkcją jest „A Chrome Extesion to Bridge Nucleome Platform with Other Web Application”.
Zrzuty ekranu rozszerzenia
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Instrukcja Użytkowania Rozszerzenia
Nucleome Bridge is an Chrome Extension to link UCSC Genome Browser, WashU Epigenome Browser and Nucleome Browser. It passes genome coordinates and sync them between genome data browsers.
Podstawowe informacje o rozszerzeniu
Nazwa | Nucleome Bridge |
ID | djcdicpaejhpgncicoglfckiappkoeof |
Oficjalny URL | https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/nucleome-bridge/djcdicpaejhpgncicoglfckiappkoeof |
Opis | A Chrome Extesion to Bridge Nucleome Platform with Other Web Application |
Rozmiar pliku | 91.67 KB |
Liczba instalacji | 79 |
Aktualna Wersja | 0.3.2 |
Ostatnia Aktualizacja | 2022-03-15 |
Data Publikacji | 2020-03-12 |
Deweloper | https://nucleome.org |
[email protected] | |
Typ Płatności | free |
Strona Rozszerzenia | https://vis.nucleome.org |
Adres URL Strony Pomocy | https://nucleome-browser.readthedocs.io |
Obsługiwane Języki | en |
manifest.json | |
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