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Sadly, I can't help you with your specific problem with this package specifically. But I used [Gviz][1] in R for [a similar figure in my th…
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If you want to create one track per sample, the idea is to loop over the samples and to create a file for each samples. Something like (not…
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NA14622 is not part of GiAB as far as I see. So you are likely not going to find files of reference quality like GiAB.
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Thanks .Is there any way to get pfam ids along with the protein family names?
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Yes you are good to proceed. If you notice any issues later in the analysis you can backtrack to check on these. Please see following info…
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