Hi Shahar,
You can use a /color or /colour tag (called a feature in artemis) in the
genbank file. you can add it in using a script or by using artemis itself:
Edit Qualifier of Selected Feature(s) Change
In the pop-up box, just type /colour=1 and click Add to make the selected
features grey.
Here's a link to a tutorial, section V lists a few examples of the qualifier
to colour feature in RGB values.
http://pseudomonas-syringae.org/artemis_tutorial.htm#V
There are also about 19 preset colours in artemis that you can use. You can
get a list of what colour number 1-19 is preset to in the artemis manual.
All the best,
-- yealing --
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 2:44 AM, Shahar . shahar...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I wrote a customized genbank file with my genes of interest with notes etc.
I wonder if it's possible to control the display color for different genes.
I have a few different groups of genes, and it would be wonderful if I
could make them visually distinguishable, e.g., by setting the display color
for each gene in the genbank file.
Thank you,
Shahar
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