It isn't that i don't know how to display my own data in UCSC, but what is the best way to present SNP, insertion and deletions relative to the reference sequence. SNPs are simple as they are just simple coordinates, but INDELS are a bit more of a challenge. Thanks anyway.
How Best To Add Custom Variation Track To Ucsc Browser?
I have generated sequence variants (SNPs/INDELs) by NGS resequencing and would like to display them on the UCSC browser (I have resequenced against a UCSC reference genome). Obviously i could use BED files for SNPs, but does anyone know the best way to upload SNPs/INDELS in a custom track?
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Why not use an use an interval or wiggle file: chromosome, start, stop and value, where value = the size of the indel, negative for deletion, positive for insertion
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Interesting! The samtools pileup format does anchor insertions and deletions to coordinates of the reference genome. If there isn't an existing method, then i will certainly pursue this.
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