Introduction

Graphs contain numerical data associated with base pair positions along the  chromosome sequence axis, such as sets of scores or chromosome copy numbers at specific positions.  IGB allows you to visualize such graph data and compare it with RefSeq and other annotations.

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Here is a very simple example of several interval graphs:

Loading graph files

Graph files are loaded in the same way as annotation data files.  To open graph files, see instructions for Loading data.

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Graph files in some formats (notably .gr) do not contain information about which genomes and chromosomes they correspond to, so be sure to set Species and Genome Version before or as part of loading these files.  These may be loaded and displayed alongside annotations on any chromosome, but the data may have no meaning if compared to the a chromosome it was not designed for. i.e., to use a .gr file, you must first load the proper organism, genome AND chromosome prior to loading the .gr file

Hiding and deleting graphs

Hide graphs to remove them from the display without deleting them from memory. Right click on the graph track label and choose Hide from the menu, just as you would do for annotation tracks.

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Delete graphs to permanently remove them from the viewer and from memory. To delete graphs, select and click the Delete Graph button in Graphs tab, use the Toolbar shortcut Delete Selected Track or use the red X icon in the Data Access > Data Management Table.

Saving graph tracks

IGB allows you to save individual graph tracks for later use or sharing. This is especially important for graph tracks made in IGB, either through manipulation of your graphs or after using one of IGB's create graph functions. See Saving and Sharing Data.