Integrated Genome Browser
Visualization for genome-scale data
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RNA-Seq coverage graphs.
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IGB start screen.
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Live tutorials under Help provide step-by-step lessons on using IGB, inside IGB.
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Edge matching and zoomed-in sequence view, with transparent zoom stripe pointer.
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Counting reads by click-dragging selection tool.
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Coloring reads by strand.
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Plus and minus strand reads in different tiers.
What is IGB?
Integrated Genome Browser (IGB, pronounced Ig-Bee) is an easy-to-use, highly customizable genome browser you can use to visualize and explore genomic data and annotations, including RNA-Seq, ChIP-Seq, tiling array data, and more.
Where can I get IGB?
IGB is free and runs on Windows, Mac, and Unix computers. You can download and install IGB using the BioViz download page or from the GenoViz project page at SourceForge.net. Source code is also available from the GenoViz code repository.
Questions?
To get help, post questions to the GenoViz Help Forum. Also try searching the IGB User's Guide. For help with advanced features and programming IGB, visit the IGB Developer's Guide or browse the source code at SourceForge.