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  • Noldo
    Junior Member
    • Jun 2018
    • 1
    #1

    Jbrowse configuration file for specific usage

    Hello, i am looking for help with visualization of my files from Chado database in Jbrowse. I am using biodb-to-json.pl but i am not able to write configuration file that suits my need. I am going for view like in volvox test data, but i also need name labels for subfeatures. I am able to get close to this using subfeatures, or subparts, but i have no idea how to enable subfeature name labels.

    If i use just everything as features i am getting all the information i need, but i would like it in nicely in one row.

    Thanks for your time, appreciating any help.

    Yours sincerely Michal.
    Tags: jbrowse, transposable element, visualisation tools, visualization
  • finswimmer
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    • Oct 2016
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    Cross-posted on biostars.

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