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- What's new ?
+ What's new in Jalview 2.10.3b1 ?
- Jalview 2.10 is the next major release in the Jalview 2 series. Full
- details are in the Jalview
- 2.10 Release Notes, but the highlights are below.
+ This is the January 2018 patch release, which addresses critical bugs including trackpad function in OSX, and display of multiple 3D structures.
+ The full list bugs fixed in this release can be found in the 2.10.3b1
+ Release Notes. In addition, Jalview 2.10.3 provides:
+
+ - Faster and more responsive UI when importing and working
+ with wide alignments and handling hundreds and thousands of
+ sequence features
+ - Improved usability with PDB and UniProt Free Text
+ Search dialog, and new tab for retrieval of sequences for lists of
+ IDs.
+
+ - Short names assigned to sequences retrieved from UniProt
+ - Groovy console upgraded to 2.4.12 (improved support for Java 9)
+
- Highlights in Jalview 2.10
+ Experimental Features
+
+
+ Remember, please enable the Experimental Features option in
+ the Jalview Desktop's Tools menu, and then restart Jalview
+ if you want to try out features below:
+
- - Ensembl sequence fetcher. Annotated Genes,
- transcripts and proteins can be retrieved via Jalview's new Ensembl REST
- client. Support for import of Ensembl data allows:
-
- - Sequence variant data. Jalview
- propagates variant annotation on genomic regions onto transcripts and
- protein products, complete with associated metadata such as
- clinical significance.
- - Aligned locus view. Transcripts
- retrieved for a gene identifier via the Ensembl or
- EnsemblGenomes sequence databases are automatically aligned to
- their reference genome, and introns hidden from the view.
-
- - Working with structures.
-
- - More accurate structure mappings.
- Jalview now utilises the PDBe's SIFTS database (at EMBL-EBI)
- to match structures
- to UniProt sequences, even for structures containing
- multiple copies of a sequence.
- - Import structures as mmCIF. Jalview
- now downloads data from the EMBL-EBI's PDBe site as mmCIF.
- This allows very large structures to be imported, such as the HIV virus capsid assembly.
-
- - UniProt Free Text Search. The new search
- dialog for UniProt allows you to browse and retrieve sequences
- from UniProt with free-text search and more structured queries
- - Reference sequence alignment view..
- Jalview 2.9 introduced support for reference sequences. In 2.10,
- when a reference sequence is defined for the alignment, the
- alignment column ruler is now numbered according to the reference
- sequence. The reference sequence for alignment views can also be
- saved and restored from Jalview projects.
- - Ensembl and ENA 'show cross-references'
- support.The Calculations menu's 'Show cross-references' will now
- offer Ensembl as well as EMBLCDS and Uniprot when CDS/Protein
- mapping data is available for download or display.
+ - Annotation transfer between Chimera and Jalview
Two
+ new entries in
+ the Chimera viewer's Chimera menu allow positional annotation to
+ be exchanged between Chimera and Jalview.
-
+