[maker-devel] representing gene tracks in gbrowse

[Scott Cain]

Hi Shane,

I realize the MAKER folks probably already know what it looks like,  
but can you send a snippet of the GFF3 that gets loaded into Chado so  
I can take a look?  Configuring it blind is tough :-)

Thanks,
Scott

On Oct 13, 2009, at 2:26 PM, Shane Brubaker wrote:

> Hi, can someone recommend for me the proper way to configure a  
> gbrowse track for the display of maker genes?
>
> I am running maker and producing gene models from augustus and  
> snap.  I then load the data into chado.  This produces a feature for  
> an mRNA with a polypeptide, and exons.
>
> No matter what I do to change the track configuration, I see a solid  
> block instead of seeing the exons represented explicitly as in a  
> typical gene model.  However my "protein_matches" track does appear
> segemented when I change the glyph to segments.
>
> In fact it is a bit strange, when I change the color or height I  
> don't really see any change ... but if I change the key for example  
> I will see the change when I refresh.
>
> Can anyone tell me the proper way to configure the track?
>
> Here is my current configuration:
>
> [Genes]
> feature = gene
> glyph = transcript
> base = 1
> ignore_sub_part = CDS intron
> fgcolor = blue
> height = 15
> linewidth = 2
> key = Named gene
>
>
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
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