Perl Data Integration Tools

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    N-Browse is a client-server package for interactive visualization of network data with heterogeneous types of links, intended for ease of use and designed using a generic database schema for data integration and visualization.
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    ZENBU is a data integration, data processing, and visualization web system based around three main web interfaces : an expression data enhanced genome browser interface, a secured user system for data upload and secured data sharing, and a data explorer interface to find and manipulate data across the many supported experimental data types and to find shared user configurations ZENBU is built as a web2.0 client/server application with javascript web clients and c++ server infrastructure.
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