G-Graph
G-Graph visualizes genomic copy number and other numeric datasets as position-based interactive scatter plots for exploratory analysis.
Key Features:
- Interactive Visualization: Interactive scatter-plot viewer that stacks or tiles multiple data series using distinct colors and markers to enable comparative analysis across genomic positions.
- Gene Annotation Integration: Displays gene annotation and other metadata aligned to genomic coordinates.
- Customizable Display Properties: Supports alteration of visual properties of data series, including colors, markers, and stacking/tiling arrangements.
- Stack-based Undo: Implements stack-based undo functionality for reverting changes.
- Export Options: Exports selected views as image and PDF files.
- Performance and Scalability: Optimized rendering for smooth and rapid scrolling and zooming with datasets containing millions of points and line segments.
Scientific Applications:
- Exploratory Copy Number Analysis: Visual comparison of genomic copy number profiles to identify potentially deleterious variants.
- Comparative Genomic Analysis: Comparative evaluation of multiple numeric genomic datasets by stacking or tiling tracks.
- Annotation-Contextualized Interpretation: Interpretation of numeric signals in the context of integrated gene annotation and metadata.
Methodology:
Interactive scatter-plot rendering that stacks or tiles multiple data series with distinct colors and markers; alignment of gene annotation and metadata to genomic coordinates; stack-based undo; view export to image and PDF; optimized rendering for smooth scrolling and zooming with millions of points and line segments.
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Details
- License:
- MIT
- Tool Type:
- desktop application
- Added:
- 1/14/2020
- Last Updated:
- 1/6/2021
Operations
Publications
Andrews PA, Alexander J, Kendall J, Wigler M. G-Graph: An interactive genomic graph viewer. Unknown Journal. 2019. doi:10.1101/803015.
DOI: 10.1101/803015