data tracks
manipulate what ideogram are displayed, their order and orientation
Filtering Ideograms
with a "-" prefix, remove several ideograms from the display
e.g.
#./etc/ideogram.conf
chromosomes_display_default = yes
chromosomes = -hs1;-hs2;-mm1;-mm2
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using a regular expression , to remove (hsX, hsY, mmX, mmY):
#./etc/ideogram.conf
chromospmes_display_default = yes
chromosomes = -hsX; -hsY; -mmX; -mmY
#./etc/ideogram.conf
chromosomes_display_default = yes
chromosomes = -/[XY]/
combine ideogram names with regular expressions to form a complex filter
removed are (hs1,mm1,hsY,mmY) and all chromosomes with two digits in their names (hs10...hs22,mm10...mm19)
chromosome_display_default = yes
chromosomes = -hs1; -mm1; -/Y/;-/\d\d/
define which ideogram to display by setting <chromosomes_display_default = no > and building the ideogram list using the <chromosomes> parameter. Both ideogram names and regular expressions are supported.
For example to display hs1..hs5,hs10,and mm10-mm15 and mmX,
use
chromosomes_display_default = no
chromosomes = /hs[1-5]$/ ;hs10; /mm1[0-5]/;mmX
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Ideogram color
human chromosomes are red, mouse chromosomes are blue, mouse chromosomes are reversed
# all ideograms displayed, except those matching regular expression [xy]
#chromosomes_display_default = yes
#chromosomes = -/[XY]/
# all ideograms displayed, except those matching regular expression [xy]
#chromosomes_display_default = yes
#chromosomes = -hs1;-hs2;-/Y/;-/\d\d/;
# only the specified ideograms displayed: hs1-hs5, hs10, mm10-mm15, mmx
#chromosomes_display_default = no
#chromosomes = /hs[1-5]$/;hs10;/mm1[0-5]/;mmX
# human chromosomes are red, mouse ones are blue
# mouse chromosomes are reversed
chromosomes_display_default = yes
chromosomes_color = /hs/=reds-5-seq-5,/mm/=blues-5-seq-5
chromosomes_reverse = /mm/
# only human chromosomes are shown, each occupying 1/24th of the image
#chromosomes_display_default = no
#chromosomes = /hs/
#chromosomes_scale = /hs/=1rn
# 5 human (hs1...hs5) and 3 mouse (mm17...mm19) chromosomes are shown
# human chromosomes occupy 50% of the image (each occupies 10%)
# mouse chromosomes occupy 50% of the image (each occupies 16.7%)
#chromosomes_display_default = no
#chromosomes = /hs[1-5]$/;/mm1[7-9]/
#chromosomes_scale = /hs/=0.5rn,/mm/=0.5rn
#chromosomes_display_default = no
#chromosomes = hs1;hs2;mm1;mm2
#chromosomes_order = hs1,hs2,mm2,mm1
#chromosomes_reverse = /mm/
#chromosomes_scale = /./=1rn
#chromosomes_color = hs1=rdylbu-11-div-2,hs2=rdylbu-11-div-3,mm1=rdylbu-11-div-10,mm2=rdylbu-11-div-9
<<include ideogram.conf>>
<<include ticks.conf>>
<<include ../../etc/image.conf>>
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Ideogram Progression
the orientation of ideograms can be reversed using chromosomes_reverse, which accepts both ideograms names and regular expressions, just like chromosomes_color. Thus, to reverse all mouse chromosomes
chromosomes_reverse = /mm/
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relative ideogram scaling
when the scale was relative , the ideogram was made to occupy a fraction of the image (e.g. chr1=0.5r)
to show only human chromosomes and make each to have the same length in the image
chromosomes_display_default = no
chromosomes = /hs/
chromosomes_scale = /hs/=1rn
assign a different scale to groups of ideograms
50% occupied by 5 human chromosomes and 50% by 3 mouse chromosomes.
chromosomes_display_default = no
chromosomes = /hs[1-5]$/;/mm1[7-9]/
chromosomes_scale = /hs/:0.5rn,/mm/:0.5rn
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Symmetric Ideogram Layout
creat symmetric layout , in which 2 human and 2 mouse chromosomes are shown ,each occupying 25% of the image
chromosomes_display_default = no
Chromosomes = hs1;hs2;mm1;mm2
chromosomes_order = hs1,hs2,mm2,mm1
chromosomes_color = hs1:rdylbu-11-div-2,hs2:rdylbu-11-div-3,
mm1:rdylbu-11-div-10,mm2:rdylbu-11-div-9
Chromosomes_reverse = /m/
chromosomes_scale = /./:1rn
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