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Thank you for the continuing work on a very useful software in this field.
I was wondering if it's possible to annotate multiple genes that form a cluster, e.g. they are located so close by that regular plotGene() function cannot label all of them without overlapping. One possibility is to use bifurcated lines emanating from each gene and ending in a label. Softwares like circlize use this kind of approach. Here is an example of what I mean:
I tried to manually add the annotations in this plot created from Plotgardener.
We frequently encounter scenarios where we need to label a cluster of genes while showing genome-wide features such as HiC, so this enhancement would be helpful.
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Thank you for this fantastic suggestion! This is currently not possible, but I also think it will be a useful feature for those focused on clusters of genes at a larger genomic scale. I will keep this issue open as an enhancement so we can maybe implement this in a future release!
Thank you for the continuing work on a very useful software in this field.
I was wondering if it's possible to annotate multiple genes that form a cluster, e.g. they are located so close by that regular plotGene() function cannot label all of them without overlapping. One possibility is to use bifurcated lines emanating from each gene and ending in a label. Softwares like circlize use this kind of approach. Here is an example of what I mean:
I tried to manually add the annotations in this plot created from Plotgardener.
We frequently encounter scenarios where we need to label a cluster of genes while showing genome-wide features such as HiC, so this enhancement would be helpful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: