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What are Cyto Panels?

Cyto Panels are floatable / dockable panels, which will be available in Cytoscape 2.2. We built the Cyto Panel API to cut down on the number of pop-up windows within Cytoscape, and create a more unified user experience. For example, in Cytoscape 2.1, the cPath Plugin enables users to click on a node and immediately view node details in a pop-up window. Using the Cyto Panel API, we can now show these node details in an embedded Cyto Panel, and present a more integrated experience to the user. For example, the image below shows a screenshot of the latest BioPax Plugin. When you click on a node, the node details appear directly in the left Cyto Panel.

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-Cyto Panels are floatable / dockable panels, which will be available in Cytoscape 2.2.  We built the Cyto Panel API to cut down on the number of pop-up windows within Cytoscape, and create a more unified user experience.  For example, in Cytoscape 2.1, the cPath Plugin enables users to click on a node and immediately view node details in a pop-up window.  Using the Cyto Panel API, we can now show these node details in an embedded Cyto Panel, and present a more integrated experience to the user.
+Cyto Panels are floatable / dockable panels, which will be available in Cytoscape 2.2.  We built the Cyto Panel API to cut down on the number of pop-up windows within Cytoscape, and create a more unified user experience.  For example, in Cytoscape 2.1, the cPath Plugin enables users to click on a node and immediately view node details in a pop-up window.  Using the Cyto Panel API, we can now show these node details in an embedded Cyto Panel, and present a more integrated experience to the user.  For example, the image below shows a screenshot of the latest BioPax Plugin.  When you click on a node, the node details appear directly in the left Cyto Panel.