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. 2017 May 3;44(5):259–264. doi: 10.1016/j.jgg.2017.04.004

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Fig. 1 — The desktop-like interface of the DRodVir database and various data browse menus. A: An overview of the web interface of DRodVir with a collapsed menu panel (left vertical bar) and the multi-tabbed main content panel showing an information grid of viruses in the Paramyxoviridae family (right). One line of the table is expanded by double click to display additional information and an illustrative linear map of the virus genome. B: The first layer of the accordion style main menu for browsing the database by virus category. The hierarchical taxonomic tree shows virus families (bolded branches) by default for brevity. C: The second layer of the main menu for browsing the database by rodent category. Several branches are expended to show lower taxonomic levels (i.e., subfamily, genus and species). D: The third layer of the main menu for browsing the database by geographic regions. The geographic tree is organized by continents and countries.