http://circos.ca/documentation/tutorials/2d_tracks/histograms/configuration http://barc.wi.mit.edu/education/hot_topics/Circos/HandsOn.pdf
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http://www.circos.ca/documentation/tutorials/quick_start/text/configuration WebThe karyotype file defines the axes. In biological context, these are typically chromosomes, sequence contigs or clones. Each axis (e.g. chromosome) is defined by unique identifier … The karyotype file defines the axes. In biological context, these are typically … Configuration - Circos Tutorials: Drawing Ideograms - Karyotypes // CIRCOS … This field is used identify which ideograms to draw and/or exclude. When referring … Images - Circos Tutorials: Drawing Ideograms - Karyotypes // CIRCOS … Each ideogram has a label field in the karyotype file # # A name of … Axis definition, placement, size and formatting form the core of a Circos … When Circos parses a relative order, such as hs5,hs4, it looks at the first named … ideogram spacing. Spacing between ideograms derived from different … You should never use the karyotype file to crop the ideograms. In other words, in … Up to now, ideograms have been defined solely by their corresponding … curled up sitting pose
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WebCircos uses the term karyotype to describe the ordering of chromosomes and bands within them. In our case, we are using this to describe groups of regions and individual ROIs respectively. We only need to generate a karyotype file once for each layout; we do not need a different karyotype file for each individual plot. http://www.circos.ca/documentation/tutorials/ideograms/karyotypes/configuration http://circos.ca/documentation/tutorials/ideograms/karyotypes/ curled wake