Does anyone know how to create a sequence annotation figure like this?
Hi,
does anyone know how to create a sequence annotation figure that looks something like this? I'd like to add it to a poster I'm making https://postimg.cc/F7fFP5VP
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If you know R, you could probably use the Gviz library to make a figure like that. It's good for making simple or complex track-like figures of genomic features and data.
I think the figure have been made using CLCgenomiqueworkbench. You could also make a figure like this using the R package gggenes 📦.
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If you like Python, Easyfig could be a good option.
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Carlos Caicedo
You can create similar images (Gene context images) using
- Gene Graphics web tool by Kat Labs (https://katlabs.cc/genegraphics/tutorials)
- Biorender (https://biorender.com/). Biorender has amazing esthetic features.
Do try them out.
Cheers
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