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NAVRNA: visualization - exploration - editing of RNA

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In this paper we describe NAVRNA, an interactive system that enables biologists or researchers in bioinformatics to visualize, explore and edit RNA molecules. The key characterist...

Gilles Bailly, Laurence Nigay, David Auber

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