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  • Visualise SNPs with IGV

    Hi Jim,

    I'm currently testing IGV for visualising SNPs on a bacterial genome. I've generated a SNP table with CLC which looks like this;

    Reference Position Consensus Position Variation Type Length Reference Variants Allele Variations Frequencies Counts
    122 122 SNP 1 G 1 A 100 133
    1411 1411 SNP 1 T 1 C 100 135
    1639 1639 SNP 1 G 1 A 100 127
    1738 1738 SNP 1 A 1 G 100 118
    ....

    I have converted this file to a simple .bed file;

    GENOMENAME 121 122 A
    GENOMENAME 1410 1411 C
    GENOMENAME 1638 1639 A
    GENOMENAME 1737 1738 G
    ......

    This all works, as i can read in the file and visualize it along the genome. However, i want to add more information, like the 'Frequences' and 'Counts' column. These columns should be displayed if i scroll over a SNP.

    How can i do this? How should the input look like?

    Thanks for the help,

    Boetsie

  • #2
    Use GFF3 format

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