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New Products: BASE 3.0

Nov 09, 2011
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The third version of BASE, the Bioarray Software Environment hosted by Sweden's Lund University, is now available, the tool's developers announced last week.

In addition to support for RNA-seq experiments, BASE 3.0 includes a subtype feature for classifying generic items and easier installation of plug-ins and extensions, as well as a number of updates to array design-related features.

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