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  • golharam
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    IGV does a great job of displaying coverage information, but you do need to zoom in enough. I want something more on the chromosome level to get an overview of my coverage.

    Thank you for all the suggestions. I'll have to spend some time looking at these.

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  • bioinfosm
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    Originally posted by svl View Post
    Maybe the alignment view of IGV is enough for want you want, it has a coverage track:
    If you are unable to find something or have a question about our new website, please email [email protected]. For other inquiries related to the Broad Institute, the necessary contact information can be found here.


    For a completely different idea you could also have a look at (the R package for) Hilbert curves:
    http://www.ebi.ac.uk/huber-srv/hilbert/
    I think IGV has the issue of displaying alignment only if you zoom-in enough.. not sure if that is true for the coverage track as well!

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  • ulz_peter
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    Savant can do that as well. If've got a BAM file of your aligments you can convert it into a BAM Coverage files. That allows you to display coverage along a chromosome easily. I attached a picture of a whole human chromosome 1 coverage plot.

    Hope that helps,
    Best regards,
    Peter
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  • simonandrews
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    One of the features for the next release of SeqMonk will be a whole genome view. This will display the current quantitation for a single sample over the whole genome so you can configure it to show pretty much anything you want.

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  • maubp
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    I've done coverage plots of small (circular) genomes using Biopython and GenomeDiagram, things like mitochondria or viruses - should work fine for bacteria too. However, this isn't an off the shelf point and click solution.

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  • svl
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    Maybe the alignment view of IGV is enough for want you want, it has a coverage track:
    If you are unable to find something or have a question about our new website, please email [email protected]. For other inquiries related to the Broad Institute, the necessary contact information can be found here.


    For a completely different idea you could also have a look at (the R package for) Hilbert curves:

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  • golharam
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    to start with, the length of the chromosome and the coverage information, perhaps in wig format.

    For fancier stuff, say customizing color, size of the image (in pixels), how the +/- strand information is displayed, etc.

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  • ECO
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    What's your desired input format for the script?

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  • golharam
    started a topic coverage plot

    coverage plot

    Can anyone recommend a good tool to display a coverage plot over a chromosome? The images produced by UCSC aren't of great quality nor can I customize it. I'm curious what most people use to generate high quality coverage plots with.

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