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| *the LocusZoom python application | | *the LocusZoom python application |
| *the R script used for generating plots | | *the R script used for generating plots |
− | *genotype files (used for computing LD) from hapmap and 1000G (build hg18 only) | + | * UCSC human genome '''build hg18''' data, including: |
− | *a SQLite database file containing tables describing SNP positions, SNP annotations, gene and exon locations, and recombination rates (build hg18 only) | + | **genotype files (used for computing LD) from hapmap and 1000G |
| + | **a SQLite database file containing tables describing SNP positions, SNP annotations, gene and exon locations, and recombination rates |
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| Simply unpack the tar to your directory of choice by doing the following: | | Simply unpack the tar to your directory of choice by doing the following: |
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| It is important that this directory structure remain intact. To make launching locusoom easier, you could create a link to it from /usr/local/bin, for example: | | It is important that this directory structure remain intact. To make launching locusoom easier, you could create a link to it from /usr/local/bin, for example: |
− | <pre>ln -s bin/locuszoom /usr/local/bin/locuszoom</pre> | + | <pre>ln -s bin/locuszoom /usr/local/bin/locuszoom</pre> |
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| == Input == | | == Input == |