GenDBWiki/WebDocumentation/ContextMenus

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The GenDB ContextMenu

The context menu is located in the bottom right corner of the GenDB MainView. It displays buttons for all actions that can be performed on the selected region in the Contig View.

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The screenshot above shows possible actions for a contig.

  • Create Region manually: A new dialog window lets you enter start, stop and region type for a new region.
  • Create Mutation: A new dialog window lets you enter start, stop and region type for a new region.

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The screenshot above shows possible actions for a CDS region.

  • Annotate region: Displays the Annotation Dialog in a new browser window that lets you add, view and edit existing annotations
  • Show observations: Displays the Observation Dialog in a new browser window. This dialog enables you to sort and browse existing functionals observations (e.g. Blast vs NT) .
  • Add Alias: Creates a new alias name for the selected region and adds it to the list of alternative names.
  • Show region report: Pops up a new browser window that displays condensed information for the selected region.
  • Edit region: The Region Editor dialog enables you to adjust the gene start for an existing CDS region.
  • Create region: A new dialog window lets you enter start, stop and region type for a new region.

After the region is created a list of tools can be selected to produce observations.

  • (Re)start tools: A new dialog window lets you restart existing jobs for this region. If new tools have been created jobs can be submitted for them as well.
  • Region status: The region status shows the current state of tools that have been submitted for this region.
  • Show sequence: Shows the six frame AA and nucleotide sequence dialog for the selected region including 30 up- and downstream amino acids.
  • DNA sequence: Displays the nucleotides for the selected region in a tabular way.
  • AA sequence: Displays the amino acids for the selected region in a tabular way.