Visualizing gene structures in R? gggenes, an extension of ggplot2, simplifies the process of creating clear and informative gene diagrams, making genomic data easier to interpret and share.
✔️ Plot gene arrows to represent gene locations and orientations.
✔️ Visualize genomic features, including transcripts and operons.
✔️ Customize labels, colors, and layouts for clear presentations.
Whether you're working on genome annotation, comparative genomics, or molecular biology research, gggenes provides a flexible and user-friendly way to display complex gene structures with clarity.
The visualization shown here is taken from the package website: https://t.co/nutneLhvby
For a deeper dive into creating impactful visualizations with ggplot2 and its extensions, don’t miss my online course "Data Visualization in R Using ggplot2 & Friends!" Click this link for detailed information: https://t.co/ztlEzoEDWv
#RStats #Rpackage #DataAnalytics #ggplot2 #datastructure #DataViz
We are determined to squeeze every last bit of data out from our older @nanopore kits before we upgrade to Kit 14 chemistry with our #GridION 😬
N50 isn’t too shabby for a rapid barcoding kit!
Congratulations to Drs. @DrEL_Brown & Heather Essigmann for their research, recently identified as a "New and Notable" publication receiving over 30,000 downloads in just 14 months. Read their research on the @ASMicrobiology website: https://t.co/uSAx5MrwY8
New in OFID: In a prospective cohort with enterococcal bloodstream infections, failure to eradicate vancomycin-resistant enterococci from the bloodstream early was a major factor associated with poor outcomes.
📄 https://t.co/I4hlelW2La
@PaulSaxMD@DrJLi@FungalDoc@SuperBugDoc
@starstrickenSF My husband would like your fiancé to know that he shares this experience, though phrase #2 is usually followed by many exclamation points/expletives 😂
my fiancé just told me that the 2 most common sentences I tell him are:
1) i love you
2) my code doesn’t work and i don’t know why
if that’s not evidence of falling in love while getting a PhD, idk what is
My co-mentors and I published a review on bacterial strain typing that was just published in this month’s issue of Current Opinion in Infectious Diseases— check it out!
https://t.co/UKMqsLDyC6
Honored that Epi faculty @UTexasSPH asked me to help work on this poster. Several of PhD epis worked on the scientific content, and the other students worked to translate it into Spanish, Vietnamese, and Mandarin. So proud it’s already circulated nationally & internationally.
In case you’re wondering just how bad the weather is in Houston, the morning news anchors just started clapping and began a “Cold Front!” cheer when the meteorologist showed that the nighttime temp this weekend will go below 70
#MicroRounds (Day 723): Question: Two diff patient blood cultures. BioFire Blood Culture ID PCR panel performed on both. No identification.
But upon culture: Enterococcus and Serratia.
If BCID includes Enterococcus and Serratia, why did these fail? #ASMClinMicro#IDTwitter
#MicroRounds (Day 716): Classic ways to ID bacteria use biochemical "rules" (e.g. oxidase + or -). However, there's variability.
Enteric bug Citrobacter can be lactose + (like E. coli) or - (like Salmonella). 78% of C. freundii & 50% C. koseri are lac + #ASMClinMicro#IDTwitter