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  • Nowlan Freese
    Junior Member
    • Sep 2014
    • 9

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    Live on-line tutorial using Integrated Genome Browser (December 17, 2014 at 3:30pm)

    “Focus on a Feature: Intro to All New Features in IGB 8.2.”

    This Focus on a Feature has finished. The recording can be found here.

    The BitBucket repository with files related to running IGB through R can be found here.

    Previous Focus on a Feature tutorials can be found on the IGB YouTube channel.

    Integrated Genome Browser (IGB)
    IGB provides an advanced, highly customizable environment for exploring and analyzing large-scale genomic data sets. Using IGB you can visually analyze RNA-Seq, ChIP-Seq, and many other genomic projects. The best part of all is that IGB can be used to produce publication quality images from genome scale data sets, and is provided FREE.

    If you have questions or need assistance, contact us at:

    Nowlan Freese [email protected]
    Ann Loraine [email protected]

    To download and start IGB, go to bioviz.org and select the "Download Now" link. Select the medium or small memory option, depending on amount of available RAM. Once IGB starts, choose Help / Tutorials for a quick introduction to IGB.

    **Please share this with students and colleagues**
    Last edited by Nowlan Freese; 12-19-2014, 07:37 AM.

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