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CAPRI (Common Application Program Remote Interface) is a web interface for accessing all the major tools currently installed at CEINGE. It was developed at CEINGE [[The bioinformatics group|bionformatics lab]] and can be used only by registered users. CAPRI (Common Application Program Remote Interface) is a web interface for accessing all the major tools currently installed at CEINGE. It was developed at CEINGE [[The bioinformatics group|bionformatics lab]] and can be used only by registered users.
-CAPRI project was born to guarantee researchers an easy access to many widely used sequence analysis tools, such as [[BLAST]], [[FastA]] or even packages like [[EMBOSS]], which were originally developed on a command line interface. +CAPRI project was born to guarantee the researchers an easy access to many widely used sequence analysis tools, such as [[BLAST]], [[FastA]] or even packages like [[EMBOSS]], which were originally developed on a command line interface.
-CAPRI resembles a typical local desktop application where the user selects the sequences and uses a number of menus to access the various functions but, in reality, this tool takes advantage of the processing power and the databases available on the CEINGE's remote servers. Unlike other similar tools CAPRI does not require to install any software. +CAPRI resembles a typical local desktop application where the user selects the sequences and uses a number of menus to access the various functions but, in reality, it takes advantage of the processing power and the databases available on the CEINGE's remote servers. Unlike other similar tools CAPRI does not require to install any software.
Click [http://bioinfo.ceinge.unina.it/tools/winterf/capri/capri1.php here] to access to CAPRI. Click [http://bioinfo.ceinge.unina.it/tools/winterf/capri/capri1.php here] to access to CAPRI.
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A page of CAPRI is a web-page consisting of: A page of CAPRI is a web-page consisting of:
-* a worksheet (1), in which the user can insert and edit his data, for example he can paste here his sequences.+* a text-area (1), in which the user can insert and edit his data. Moreover, it is possible also to paste directly one or more sequences in this area.
-* a lateral menu bar (2), which allow to: open other pages, load data from disk, servers or databases, copy the visible data to a new page and to select which sequences have to be displayed.+* a lateral menu bar (2), which allows to: open other pages, load data from disk, servers or databases, copy the visible data to a new page and select that sequences that have to be displayed.
-* a top menu bar (3), which allow to access the installed analysis tool and which can dynamically changes depending on the number of data.+* a top menu bar (3), which allows to access the installed analysis tool and which can dynamically changes depending on the number of data.
-Currently CAPRI implements five page kind to the analysis of five different kinds of biological data: DNA, protein, alignment, Hidden Markov Model (HMM) and tree. Each page contains links to the programs available to the analysis of respective input data.+Currently CAPRI implements five kinds of page to analyze five different biological data: DNA, protein, alignment, Hidden Markov Model (HMM) and tree; each page contains links to access to all the programs available for the analysis of respective input data.
-The result of an analysis is displayed in a page different from the original one, which is conserved, and the result page is displayed in the page type in agreement with the output data. For example, starting from a DNA page, DNA sequences can be aligned and the results is given in a alignment page +The result of each analysis is displayed in a new page, which type is in agreement with the output data: for example, DNA sequences are aligned within the 'DNA page' while the resulting alignment is provided in an 'alignment page'.
=== DNA Page === === DNA Page ===
-This is the CAPRI default page and allows to analyze nucleic acid sequences like DNA or RNA. Top menu bar changes if one, two or more sequences at time are analyzed, indicating what tools are available for the analysis. Analysis +This is the CAPRI default page that allows to analyze nucleic acid sequences like DNA or RNA. Top menu bar changes if one, two or more sequences are inserted and analyzed at the same time, indicating which tools are available for the analysis.
=== Protein Page === === Protein Page ===
-This page allow the analysis of peptidic sequences. Top menu bar changes if one, two or more sequences at time are analyzed, indicating what tools are available for the analysis.+This page allows the analysis of proteic sequences. Top menu bar changes if one, two or more sequences are inserted and analyzed at the same time, indicating which tools are available for the analysis.
=== Alignment Page === === Alignment Page ===
-This page allow the analysis of sequence alignments. This page has a further menu on the top right corner, that allows to switch to other common function related to sequence alignments. Just by clicking this menu, the user can see the dendrogram derived from the alignments.+With this page it is possible to analyze sequence alignments.
=== HMM Page === === HMM Page ===
This page allows the analysis of Hidden Markov Models (some information about HMM can be found [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hidden_Markov_model here]). This page allows the analysis of Hidden Markov Models (some information about HMM can be found [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hidden_Markov_model here]).
=== TREE Page === === TREE Page ===
This page allow the analysis of phylogenetic tree. This page allow the analysis of phylogenetic tree.

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CAPRI (Common Application Program Remote Interface) is a web interface for accessing all the major tools currently installed at CEINGE. It was developed at CEINGE bionformatics lab and can be used only by registered users. CAPRI project was born to guarantee the researchers an easy access to many widely used sequence analysis tools, such as BLAST, FastA or even packages like EMBOSS, which were originally developed on a command line interface. CAPRI resembles a typical local desktop application where the user selects the sequences and uses a number of menus to access the various functions but, in reality, it takes advantage of the processing power and the databases available on the CEINGE's remote servers. Unlike other similar tools CAPRI does not require to install any software. Click here to access to CAPRI.

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Tool description

Capri home page

A page of CAPRI is a web-page consisting of:

  • a text-area (1), in which the user can insert and edit his data. Moreover, it is possible also to paste directly one or more sequences in this area.
  • a lateral menu bar (2), which allows to: open other pages, load data from disk, servers or databases, copy the visible data to a new page and select that sequences that have to be displayed.
  • a top menu bar (3), which allows to access the installed analysis tool and which can dynamically changes depending on the number of data.

Currently CAPRI implements five kinds of page to analyze five different biological data: DNA, protein, alignment, Hidden Markov Model (HMM) and tree; each page contains links to access to all the programs available for the analysis of respective input data. The result of each analysis is displayed in a new page, which type is in agreement with the output data: for example, DNA sequences are aligned within the 'DNA page' while the resulting alignment is provided in an 'alignment page'.

DNA Page

This is the CAPRI default page that allows to analyze nucleic acid sequences like DNA or RNA. Top menu bar changes if one, two or more sequences are inserted and analyzed at the same time, indicating which tools are available for the analysis.

Protein Page

This page allows the analysis of proteic sequences. Top menu bar changes if one, two or more sequences are inserted and analyzed at the same time, indicating which tools are available for the analysis.

Alignment Page

With this page it is possible to analyze sequence alignments.

HMM Page

This page allows the analysis of Hidden Markov Models (some information about HMM can be found here).

TREE Page

This page allow the analysis of phylogenetic tree.

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