YPL+ User Manual v 0.1
 
 
 
 

2. Webinterface
 

Interface organization:

I … Search Area

II … Results Area

III … Details Area

IV … Quantitative Data Area

V … Image Notes Area

VI … Image Area

VII … Info Area

VIII … Image Navigation Area

IV … Different Databases Area

The webinterface is organized in eight areas explained below. It' s optimized for displays with a resolution of 1024x728 in full screen mode.

 

  2.1 Search Area
 

Search fields:

I … Gene text field

II … Localization list field

III … Results per page field

IV … Show gallery everytime

The search area provides three fields, allowing you to search for either a gene you are interested in or a localization pattern and how much results you want to see per page. Additional you have the option to show the gallery everytime.

 

    2.1.1 Gene search
   

The interface provides the following possibilities for searching for a gene: using the search function, search for gene names or wildcard search.

Wildcard search:

Enter '*' in the gene field and press the search button. All available genes will be listed in the results area. Alternatively you may search for all YAL genes with 'YAL'

 

    2.1.2 Localization search
   

Search is possible for a specific or all available localizations.

Specific localization search:

Select one localization in the localization list and press the search button. All available experiments with given localization will be listed in the results area.

All localizations search:

Select the '*' localization in the localization list and press the search button. All available experiments will be listed in the result area (identical to a gene name wild card search).

 

  2.2 Results Area
 

Result columns:

Gene … Gene names

Name … if available the systematic ORFs names

Field1, Field2, Field3 … localizations

The results of your search will be listed here.

 

   

2.2.1 Show details

   

The details for the first row of the results area are shown in the details frame, construct, image and info area. Click on your gene of interest in the results area to see details.

 

    2.2.2 Sorting
   

Clicking on the table headers 'Gene', 'Name', 'Field 1', 'Field 2', 'Field 3' changes the sorting of the results. By default results are sorted by gene names.

 

  2.3. Details Area
 

Detail rows:

explained under point 2.3.1 Details fields

Details for the active images are displayed.

 

    2.3.1 Details Fields
   

1:

Date when the images where uploaded

2:

if available the name who uploaded the data

3:

Data Detail

4:

Data Detail

5:

Data Detail

6:

Data Detail

  2.4. Quantitative Data Area
 

Detail rows:

explained under point 2.4.1 Quantitative Data Fields

Quantitative Data for the active images are displayed.

 

    2.4.1 Quantitative Data Fields
   

1:

Quantitative Data Detail

2:

Quantitative Data Detail

3:

Quantitative Data Detail

4:

Quantitative Data Detail

5:

Quantitative Data Detail

6:

Quantitative Data Detail

  2.5 Image Notes
 

Notes to the specific gene in the current database.
Additionaly you can set here links to PubMed. To do that, you need to write [PubMedID] or [PubMedID1,PubMedID2]. If you want to follow a PubMed link you have to hold 'STRG' and click on the link.

 

  2.6 Image Area
 
 

In the image area the image or the image gallery is shown.

 

  2.7 Info Area
 
 

Additional information from the Saccharomyces Genome Database is shown. If you don't want to display it, just unclick the 'Show Infos Everytime'-box

  2.8 Image Navigation Area
 

Image Navigation bar:

I … Image scrolling

II … Show Gallery

Image scrolling … explained unter point 2.8.1 Image scrolling
Show Gallery … explained unter point 2.8.2 Gallery

 

    2.8.1 Image Scrolling
   

Browwsing through all images of an experiment is possible by using the buttons. The actual number and the total count of images is shown below (3/4 means: you see image number 3 of a total of 4 images).

 

    2.8.2 Gallery
   
 

The image gallery gives an overview of all images for one gene You can enlarge the actual image of the gene by clicking on it.

 

  2.9 Different Databases Area
 

I … external databases

If you click on a database you will be redirected to the clicked database with the current gene.