LocusZoom.js - Interactive Plots of Published GWAS Results
Begin by selecting published GWAS results or published Annotation Tracks below.
Search for Region by Gene Name
Go to Specific Region
Example: 16:53519169-54119169
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Add Published GWAS Results
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Study
Trait
Analysis
Citation
Details
Add Published Annotation (BED) Tracks
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Type
Description
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Help / Usage Guide
Use the + Add Study and + Add BED Track buttons to browse available data sets and add them to the plot.
Remove analyses from the plot using the ✕ button that appears when your mouse is over the panel for that analysis.
Explore different regions in the genome in a variety of different ways:
Click and drag the plot to pan left/right
Shift+Scroll the mousewheel to zoom in or out
Click and drag x-axis or y-axis ticks to scale that axis
Shift+click and drag x-axis or y-axis ticks to pan along that axis
Use the Pan / Zoom Region buttons to navigate around the currently shown region
Use the Show Region By Gene dropdown to jump to regions centered around preselected genes
Enter an arbitrary region in the Show Specific Region input using the format chr:start-end (e.g. 16:53519169-54119169)
Click on genes or variants in any part of the plot for more information about them
Use the ▴ and ▾ buttons when your mouse is over the plot to move panels up and down relative to each other
Use the Abstract button that appears when your mouse is over a panel to see more information about the data that panel is showing
Click and drag the bars between panels to resize them
Use the Download Image button to export an SVG image of the plot, suitable for converting to PDF or any other image format
How to explore your data with Locuszoom.js
Unlike the original LocusZoom, LocusZoom.js is designed to pull data from APIs that can be queried via an HTTP/S request.
Learn more about how LocusZoom.js works and access its source code using the links provided here. The core LocusZoom.js library includes example apps like this page to demonstrate how to build your own interactive web apps using LocusZoom.js.