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authorLan Hui <lanhui@zjnu.edu.cn>2025-10-15 14:50:13 +0800
committerLan Hui <lanhui@zjnu.edu.cn>2025-10-15 14:50:13 +0800
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Another way to view scatterplot and how to update gene expression data (json format)
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+- Another way to view gene expression scatterplots is to use the **hypogen** program. Go to folder brain/code_review_drawScatterplot/hypogen, and type command ``python3 -m http.server`` to start the web app. Visit http://127.0.0.1:8000/scatterplot.html.
+ Enter two genes in the input fields "TF gene" and "Target gene", then click the Show button.
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+ .. note:: **Update gene expression levels** Hypogen stores gene expression levels across various conditions for each gene in JSON format (see the folder hypogen/json/). To update these JSON files, run Bash script ``update_gene_expression_json.sh``.
Drawing sub-networks