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Location: MA Join Date: Oct 2010
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Hi guys,
Sorry to ask about this, but months ago there was a post when people mentioned a genome browser that can be able to show the coverage of all the chromosomes in a single picture from a mapping report. I don't remember the name of the program and I've tried to google it and search the threat into the forum without any success. I've also been looking one by one the properties of general genome browsers: http://seqanswers.com/wiki/Special:B...=Visualization but I'm not able to find this option. Thanks. |
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Location: Munich Join Date: Jan 2009
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IGB (integrated genome browser)and IGV (integrative genomics viewer) have a whole genome view.
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Location: washington DC Join Date: Oct 2011
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is there a program that has whole genome view of mapped read coverage? I know in IGV you can view only transcript abundance
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