HIDECAN Plot Display

Multi-Panel Visualization: - Organized in rows and columns - Each panel represents one chromosome - Up to three tracks displayed per chromosome panel: - GWAS track: Genome-wide association study results - DE track: Differential expression results - CAN track: Candidate genes - Panel layout customizable (number of rows and columns) - Empty chromosomes can be removed or displayed

Color Coding: - Points colored by score value (if "Colour genes by score" selected) - Uniform color for all points (if coloring by score not selected) - Custom prefixes distinguish the three tracks - Legend shows track types and score ranges

Visual Features: - Point size adjustable for clarity - Labels show gene/marker names - Font and label sizes customizable - Legend position selectable (top, bottom, left, right)


Multi-Track Integration Results

Evidence Levels: - Three tracks converge: Highest confidence candidates (GWAS + DE + CAN) - Two tracks converge: Strong candidates (any two of GWAS/DE/CAN) - Single track: Suggestive evidence requiring validation

Visual Integration: - Vertical alignment across tracks shows co-localization - Same chromosome panel displays all evidence types - Easy comparison of different data sources - Identifies genomic hotspots with multiple evidence types


Download Options

Plot Export: - High-resolution HIDECAN plots - Formats: PNG, TIFF, JPEG, PDF - Customizable dimensions for publications - Preserves all visual customization

Data Tables: - Significant hits from all tracks - Genomic coordinates and scores - Gene identifiers and annotations - Filtered by user-defined thresholds

Further Analysis: - Gene lists for pathway enrichment - Coordinates for genome browser viewing - Integration with other VIEWpoly modules


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Additional Resources

HIDECAN Documentation: https://plantandfoodresearch.github.io/hidecan/

GWASpoly Tutorial: https://potatobreeding.cals.wisc.edu/software/

VIEWpoly Tutorial: https://cristianetaniguti.github.io/viewpoly_vignettes/

Tools for Polyploids: https://www.polyploids.org/



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