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Composable charting components for Vue 3, ported from Recharts
Browse and search over 50,000 genome assemblies from UCSC GenArk and the UCSC genome browser, each converted into a JBrowse 2 instance you can open in one click.
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Source code for the JBrowse 2 genome hubs webite and data processing scripts
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A portal that turns public genome resources into ready-to-open
JBrowse 2 sessions.
It converts the UCSC goldenPath databases and the ~50,000 UCSC
GenArk assembly hubs into JBrowse 2
configs, enriches them with data from NCBI, Wikidata and elsewhere, and serves a
static site for finding an assembly and launching it.
• Live site:
• Staging site:
Three things are worth knowing up front:Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
A portal that turns public genome resources into ready-to-open
JBrowse 2 sessions.
It converts the UCSC goldenPath databases and the ~50,000 UCSC
GenArk assembly hubs into JBrowse 2
configs, enriches them with data from NCBI, Wikidata and elsewhere, and serves a
static site for finding an assembly and launching it.
• Live site:
• Staging site:
Three things are worth knowing up front:Read the full README ↗