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Integrating past, present and future wheat research with Pretzel

Gabriel Keeble‐GagnèreiD, Don Isdale, Radosław SucheckiiD, Alex Kruger, Kieran Lomas, David Carroll, Sean Li, Alex WhaniD, Matthew HaydeniD, Josquin F. G. TibbitsiD

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MotivationMajor advances have been made in the assembly of complex genomes such as wheat. Remaining challenges include linking these new resources to legacy research, as well as lowering the bar to entry for members of the research community who may lack specific bioinformatics skills.\n\nResultsPretzel aims to solve these problems by providing an interactive, online environment for data visualisation and analysis which, when loaded with appropriately curated data, can enable researchers with no bioinformatics training to exploit the latest genomic resources. We demonstrate that Pretzel can be used to answer common questions asked by researchers as well as for advanced curation of pseudomolecule structure.\n\nAvailabilityPretzel is implemented in JavaScript and is freely available under a GPLv3 license online at: https://github.com/plantinformatics/pretzel.\n\nContactgabriel.keeble-gagnere@ecodev.vic.gov.au

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