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Dear all,
please could you recommend any package (apart from CIRCOS) where the interchromosomal interactions (by 3C method - chromatin conformation capture) could be visualized? thanks, Bogdan |
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Location: Babraham Inst, Cambridge, UK Join Date: May 2009
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We've recently added a load of new functions to SeqMonk to handle this type of data. It can represent HiC/ChiAPET data as a heatmap, or can create 4C type datasets from any arbitrary positions which can then be quantitated and plotted on a genome-wide view in the same way as a normal 2D dataset.
This is still an area of active development, so more suggestions for how to handle or represent this type of data are very welcome. |
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Dear Simon,
thanks for the note. Yes, I have been thinking about SeqMonk a while ago : we could of course interact offline on any potential software developments that may be useful for 3C community .. Bogdan |
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