#JBrowse2 has been a long time coming - seven years in development, ten if you count the first rumblings from Rob Buels. The payoff is an amazingly versatile, fast, and beautiful suite of programs for visualizing general genome annotations, relationships between genomes, and genomic evidence: https://rdcu.be/c98wf
#JBrowse #GenomeBrowser #Genomics #Bioinformatics #GenomeAnnotation #Genome #Genomes
Me, listening to an interview with Jessica Kissinger (@[email protected]) (https://veupathdb.org/) on the "Talking Biotech" podcast (https://podcastaddict.com/episode/148705391).
Interviewer (Kevin Folta): "So is there a genome browser for all these parasitic genomes?"
Me, to myself and the rest of Starbucks: "yeah there is!"
Dr. Kissinger: answers intelligently (but doesn't mention #JBrowse, but I can get over that).
#GMOD at #PAG today: #JBrowse workshop 1:30 in T&C D (including hands on tutorial), #JBrowse from an implementer's perspective in Next Gen Annotation in Pacific E at 4:20 (blaze!)
https://twitter.com/gmodproject/status/1614694720600707073?s=20&t=9IseT3ZhdO3NY_ybgN7h1w