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I'm trying to display an annotation track on diploid / triploid genomes but I'm having a problem.
The chromosome number seems misinterpreted. For example the annotation of the chromosome 2 appear on the 2nd chromosome displayed by ideogram, which is in reality the 2nd copy of the chromosome 1.
I thought of multiplying the number of chromosomes by 2 for the diploid / by 3 for the triploid etc...
but that generates an error like below, because the chromosomes number does not correspond to the length anymore.
coordinate-converters.js:13 Uncaught (in promise) Error: Base pair out of range. bp: 40489525; length of chr10: 37674811
at coordinate-converters.js:13
at dc.Ls [as convertBpToPx] (coordinate-converters.js:64)
at Fa (process.js:158)
at process.js:197
at dc.Oa [as processAnnotData] (process.js:245)
at dc.pa [as drawAnnots] (draw.js:64)
at dc.ri [as finishInit] (finish-init.js:103)
at dc.fi [as writeContainer] (write-container.js:113)
at init.js:234
Is there any way to specify the chromosome more precisely? For example like in the range-set table? ploidy: [0, 1, 0]
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Hi Marilyne, thanks for this great use case. Annotations on polyploid chromosomes would be awesome, and I've had them in my mental backlog for a long time.
Unfortunately they're not supported yet. I would happily review a PR for this!
Hi Eric,
I'm trying to display an annotation track on diploid / triploid genomes but I'm having a problem.
The chromosome number seems misinterpreted. For example the annotation of the chromosome 2 appear on the 2nd chromosome displayed by ideogram, which is in reality the 2nd copy of the chromosome 1.
I thought of multiplying the number of chromosomes by 2 for the diploid / by 3 for the triploid etc...
but that generates an error like below, because the chromosomes number does not correspond to the length anymore.
Is there any way to specify the chromosome more precisely? For example like in the range-set table?
ploidy: [0, 1, 0]
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: