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SQANTI-browser Documentation

Welcome to SQANTI-browser! This tool converts SQANTI3 outputs into interactive UCSC Genome Browser track hubs.

Paniagua A, Blanco-Gómez C, Colomer Fernández A, Diekhans M, Conesa A, Monzó C. SQANTI-browser: visualization and curation of SQANTI3-classified long-read transcriptomes within the UCSC Genome Browser. bioRxiv (2026). DOI: 10.64898/2026.05.25.727625
Link to preprint


🚀 New User? Start Here!

Never used SQANTI-browser before? Follow this path:

  1. Quick Reference ⭐ - ONE-PAGE cheat sheet (start here!)
  2. Installation Guide - Set up tools (5 minutes)
  3. Usage Examples - Run your first conversion
  4. Hosting Guide - Upload and view in UCSC

Done! Your tracks are now in UCSC. 🎉


✨ Features

Feature Description
🎨 Color-coded transcripts Automatic coloring by structural category
📋 Dropdown filters Easy filtering with dropdown menus
📊 Range definition Definition of ranges for numeric filtering
🔎 Trix search Full-text search in UCSC browser
📈 Interactive HTML tables Sortable, filterable, exportable tables
🗂️ Per-category tracks Separate tracks for each category
🧬 Validation tracks STAR junctions, CAGE peaks, PolyA peaks
🔬 Custom genomes Support for .2bit files

📚 Complete Documentation Index

Quick Start:

Setup:

Using SQANTI-browser:

Features:

Advanced:

AI Skills


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❓ Got Questions?


🔗 External Resources


💡 Pro Tips

  1. Always start with the Quick Reference - It has everything you need on one page!
  2. Use --tables to generate interactive HTML reports
  3. Add --refGTF to compare with reference annotation
  4. Run hubCheck before uploading to catch errors early
  5. Check the FAQ before opening an issue

Ready to get started? → Quick Reference

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