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Adding jbrowse visualization #196
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Hi Michal, JBrowse is an interactive visualization tool which comes with its own code data base. Ah, on 2nd thoughts: You would like to have these additional outputs from the pipeline so people can view it in JBrowse? |
I had a quick look at the JBrowse way. My concern here is that it directly takes the PAF files as input. So just the pairwise alignments without taking the subsequent pangenome graph and local MSA normalizations into account. This means the alignments rely heavily on wfmash's exact base level alignment capabilities. And there was no MSA normalization of all input sequences at once. |
But, this would be the first tool to actually take a look at the initial alignments. For quality control and other things. Very important I just realized. |
The first step here would be to bring all required software tools to bioconda @mictadlo. Then I can add a module for each tool and integrate them into the pipeline. Could you please initiate this? Thanks! |
Description of feature
Hi,
I found jbrowse pangenome visualization plugins. The good new is it requires the graph created by
pggb
. Additionally, it requires:wgatools
mafchunk
tabix
I think it would be great to have the additional visualisation option to MutliQC.
Thank you for your considaration.
Michal
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