Genome Technology has published an article about the visualization of genome data. The article showcases the Gaggle Genome Browser, developed in the Baliga Lab, as well as the GESTALT Workbench, another ISB-developed tool.

A scripting goose is now in development and available for use.

This goose contains an embedded HTTP server and a command-line client which allows programs written in any language to communicate with the Gaggle. Or you can simply send and receive broadcasts from the command line.

More information about the scripting goose is on its Wiki Page.

Firegoose has been updated for compatibility with Firefox 3.0. Please help by trying it out and reporting bugs.

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We are pleased to announce that our lab is putting the finishing touches on a Matlab Goose, which will bring Matlab into the fold of applications connected by the Gaggle framework.

You can see a screenshot of the Matlab Goose below, and you can check out the latest source code from the following Subversion repository:
http://gaggle.systemsbiology.net/svn/ga ... ose/trunk/

Hi,

This is just an announcement that R 2.7 is available, and with it the new version of Bioconductor that contains the latest R goose for Gaggle.

If you already have R and the R goose installed, and everything is working fine, you do not need to take any action.


If you want to update to R 2.7, you will find that the procedure for installing the R goose is greatly simplified. It is just a matter of typing a few lines into R once you have upgraded.

Just follow the revised instructions.

If you have any questions, please contact us via the Gaggle Discussion Groups. You do not need to subscribe to any mailing lists.