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  • icyeyes1
    Junior Member
    • Sep 2013
    • 1

    #1

    How visualize the BS-seq profiles?

    Hi, I'm newbee for NGS, especially BS-seq,
    though my PI think I should be able to manipulate the data.

    I have good qual BS-seq data, and I could map the the data with
    BS-seq-specialized tools, such as BISMARK etc.

    Though I could not visualize any general data what found from several papers.
    (Specially for methylation profiles around genes or TE; DMR peak calculation (not DMC))

    Do you have any recommendations ?
    I am slightly available for R; though no sufficient tools was found.

    hope for your good days.
  • simonandrews
    Simon Andrews
    • May 2009
    • 870

    #2
    You can certainly construct these kinds of plot in SeqMonk. There's a tutorial video here which goes through the process of constructing a methylation trend plot.

    I'm not aware of a tool which directly supports this sort of plot in R, but you could make something out of the core R components relatively easily by just tiling graphs togehter.

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