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This release adds a new synteny file format PIF ("pairwise indexed format"). It is essentially a small transformation of PAF ("pairwise mapping format") that allows querying the format using tabix.
Preparing a new PIF file
To prepare a PIF file, you can use the @jbrowse/cli tool:
minimap target.fa query.fa > query_vs_target.paf
jbrowse add-assembly target.fa
jbrowse add-assembly query.fa
jbrowse make-pif query_vs_target.paf # generates pif in same folder
jbrowse add-track query_vs_target.pif.gz -a query,target
Conceptually, the PIF file is just a tabix file that allows querying the PAF from either the query->target or the target->query.
Note: We have not yet improved the amount of data needed to view whole-genome overviews of the whole genome alignment, but we anticipate looking into this soon
Impact of using PIF vs PAF
This screenshot shows the example impact of loading a synteny track in the linear genome view: the indexed PIF track allows only a small amount of data to be downloaded, and so it is rendered much quicker. The data is exactly the same as a PAF file
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New file format for synteny tracks - PIF
This release adds a new synteny file format PIF ("pairwise indexed format"). It is essentially a small transformation of PAF ("pairwise mapping format") that allows querying the format using tabix.
Preparing a new PIF file
To prepare a PIF file, you can use the @jbrowse/cli tool:
Old workflow
New
Conceptually, the PIF file is just a tabix file that allows querying the PAF from either the query->target or the target->query.
Note: We have not yet improved the amount of data needed to view whole-genome overviews of the whole genome alignment, but we anticipate looking into this soon
Impact of using PIF vs PAF
This screenshot shows the example impact of loading a synteny track in the linear genome view: the indexed PIF track allows only a small amount of data to be downloaded, and so it is rendered much quicker. The data is exactly the same as a PAF file
Share link for the screenshot above https://jbrowse.org/code/jb2/main/?config=test_data%2Fhs1_vs_mm39%2Fconfig.json&session=share-DMGteXDmT3&password=6TIWA
Other new features in this release
🚀 Enhancement
core
app-core
,core
🐛 Bug Fix
core
app-core
,embedded-core
📝 Documentation
app-core
,product-core
,web-core
🏠 Internal
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