Especially with the "multiWig" format, which overlays many bigWigs into one track: http://genome.ucsc.edu/goldenPath/help/trackDb/trackDbHub.html#aggregate
I have 4 samples in each grp in untreated vs treated grp. I want to display all this data of two grps (8 samples) in UCSC browser. This is a methylation array data. I generated a bedgraph for one sample as -
track type=bedGraph name="A"description="A hox" visibility=full color=0,255,0
chr2 176964720 176964720 0.018296992
chr2 176963353 176963353 0.018508837
chr17 46699073 46699073 0.021180405
It displays the values as bar diagram in specified color and also display the value itself. My question is How can I display all 8 tracks in different colors as well as I would like to have name of the gene (not value) to appear on the track.
Thanks
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Try using standard .BED format for your track.
track name="example" description="8_samples" visibility=2 itemRgb="On"
chr2 176964720 176964721 gene_X-Sample1 0 + 176964720 176964721 0,255,0
chr2 176964720 176964721 gene_X-Sample2 0 + 176964720 176964721 0,255,255
Then you can change the RGB code (last value in above example) for each sample. *Note: I made the example tracks 1-bp long so there will be a tiny bar displayed in UCSC.
You might want to consider using UCSC track hubs as there are ways to group tracks together. This method requires access to a web server. Data must be provided as the "big" formats, e.g. bigBed, bigWig and so on.
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