e6bcec351aa8f5bc7218e8862e15c149aadb3479 lrnassar Fri Jul 10 12:18:40 2026 -0700 lrSv: complete the longReadVariants rename - reparent subtracks and update refs. refs #36258 Completes the previous rename commit (which carried only the colorsDbLegacy file moves). Renames "track lrSv" to "track longReadVariants" in lrSv.ra (adds "html lrSv" to keep the existing description page), reparents all subtracks plus the merged lrSvAll and its lrSvMergeAll.py generator, and updates the hs1 override, relatedTracks.ra, and the mei/meiHgsvc3/srSv/lrSvAll cross-links. Retitles the retired colorsDbLegacy track and reparents its subtracks. Only the internal track name changes; subtrack names, /gbdb/$D/lrSv/ data paths, and the lrSv.ra filename are unchanged. diff --git src/hg/makeDb/trackDb/human/meiHgsvc3.html src/hg/makeDb/trackDb/human/meiHgsvc3.html index 35d9544510a..e1711b8e13b 100644 --- src/hg/makeDb/trackDb/human/meiHgsvc3.html +++ src/hg/makeDb/trackDb/human/meiHgsvc3.html @@ -33,31 +33,31 @@ of the inserted mobile element (the ALT allele minus the anchor base).

Display Conventions and Configuration

An insertion has zero length on the reference: it attaches between two adjacent reference bases without replacing any of them. Following the VCF convention used by the underlying PAV calls and by the other long-read SV tracks, each MEI is drawn as a 1-bp block sitting on the anchor base — the reference base immediately to the left of the insertion attachment point. The inserted mobile element itself is not present in the reference and is therefore not drawn; its length is reported on the detail page (svLen) and in the item label (class-svLen:carrierCount). bigBed does support truly zero-width features between nucleotides, but for consistency with the -long-read SV tracks, this track uses the +long-read SV tracks, this track uses the 1-bp anchor representation instead.

Items are colored by element class:

The score column encodes the alt-allele frequency on a 0-1000 scale. Filters allow restricting to specific element classes, length ranges,