[Genome] Question regarding visualization of NimbleGen ChIP-chip data
Hiram Clawson
hiram at soe.ucsc.edu
Mon Nov 12 16:13:46 PST 2007
Good Afternoon Christoph:
Can you find some data on the DVD that has position and value ?
Something like a two column format. Or perhaps something like
a four column format: chrom, start, end, value
If you can find the value data, that is most likely the wiggle
data you need to make a graph. This is one of the standard
formats for custom tracks.
--Hiram
Christoph Bock wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I was wondering how NimbleGen ChIP-chip data should best be imported into
> the UCSC Genome Browser, for visualization and analysis. The very simple
> approach - uploading the GFF files from the NimbleGen DVDs as custom tracks
> - doesn't really produce the desired result (it just displays the oligomer
> positions rather than their values).
>
> I'm sure that you performed this task a hundred times during the ENCODE
> project, and I'd be grateful if you could give me a quick hint or even a set
> of scripts that help me prepare the standard NimbleGen DVD data (pair format
> or GFF format) for visualization in UCSC Genome Browser.
>
> Thanks in advance!
> Christoph
>
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