chromosome location
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What you can do is use SnapGene
- Download the genome (fasta file)
- Load it into Snapgene
- Find gene locations based on the information you already have (chr# : start_pos , end_pos)
- Highlight it, Label it and then capture/export the image.
other option the i rember right now is TBtools Can be downloaded here
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If your genome is already in the UCSC genome browser (https://genome.ucsc.edu/), you can visualise the gene structures there, export to a pdf file you can later edit using software like Illustrator/Inkscape. Otherwise, you can download your genome, your gene annotation in GTF format and use IGV to do the same thing in your computer :)