Example gallery¶
Browse live charts and Python source, or try a notebook workflow. The user guide teaches the grammar they use.
Association plots¶
Manhattan plots and brush-linked views of genome-wide associations.
Differential analysis¶
Differential-effect views such as volcano and MA plots.
Single-cell expression¶
Single-cell UMAPs, marker heatmaps, and expression tracks with AnnData.
Expression and heatmaps¶
Clustered expression matrices with aligned trees and annotations.
Regulatory model interpretation¶
PISA effects and DynSeq contribution scores for interpreting regulatory models.
Multi-track genome browsers¶
Compose signal, sequence, and annotation tracks on a shared genomic axis.
Read alignments and RNA splicing¶
BAM alignments, direct-RNA reads, coverage, and splice-junction views.
Genome annotations¶
Cytobands, regulatory intervals, and gene annotations from GFF3 and RefSeq.
Sequences, alignments, and logos¶
Reference sequences, reading frames, multiple-sequence alignments, and logos.
Mutation position plots¶
Mutation-position views such as lollipop, rainfall, and variant tracks.
Oncoprints and cohort summaries¶
Cohort-level alteration matrices and related summaries.
Copy-number plots¶
Genome-wide copy-number and allele-specific signal views.
Set intersections¶
Set-membership combinations and intersection-size summaries.
Basic charts and composition¶
Marks, encodings, transforms, layering, and chart composition.
Interaction and exploration¶
Brushing, zoom-dependent displays, scrolling, and dense-data exploration.
Interactive workflows¶
Try these demos in your browser, or download a notebook to use the results in Python.
Save named regions to an annotation track and export BED.
Brush a volcano plot and export the selected genes.
Click or Shift-click points to collect selected gene records.
Choose nucleotides in a letter grid and compare with the reference.