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ped_drew: A New Tool for Pedigree Visualization

Tariq Abdullah
Last updated: December 30, 2020 8:57 pm
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A new command-line and web tool are developed for easy visualization of pedigree files. These files help to understand the complete family tree in case of any disease or to know the affected status of individuals across multiple generations.

This bioinformatics tool is known as “ped_drew” [1]. ped_drew allows the easy visualization of complex pedigrees that involve multiple generations. The web tool is available at https://peddraw.github.io. On the web tool, users can either upload a pedigree file or paste the file in the provided input box. It allows downloading the output in PNG, SVG, and PDF format.

The command-line tool of ped_drew uses Graphviz to generate image files. It requires one-liner commands [1]. It is available to download at https://github.com/mvelinder/ped_draw. ped_drew is written in Python and requires Python2.7.15 or greater version. Graphviz must also be installed on your system as it is not provided with the software.

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  1. Velinder, M., Lee, D., & Marth, G. (2020). ped_draw: pedigree drawing with ease. BMC bioinformatics, 21(1), 1-5.

 

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Tariq is founder of Bioinformatics Review and Lead Developer at IQL Technologies. His areas of expertise include algorithm design, phylogenetics, MicroArray, Plant Systematics, and genome data analysis. If you have questions, reach out to him via his homepage.
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