Label data are used to mark genes or genomic regions which is a optional part of a circos plot. The four columns of label data should be chromosome ID, start coordinate, end coordinate and label text. Label text can be numbers or character strings. See example data for more details.

Label data are used to mark genes or genomic regions which is a optional part of a circos plot. The four columns of label data should be chromosome ID, start coordinate, end coordinate and label text. Label text can be numbers or character strings. See example data for more details.

Label data are used to mark genes or genomic regions which is a optional part of a circos plot. The four columns of label data should be chromosome ID, start coordinate, end coordinate and label text. Label text can be numbers or character strings. See example data for more details.

Label data are used to mark genes or genomic regions which is a optional part of a circos plot. The four columns of label data should be chromosome ID, start coordinate, end coordinate and label text. Label text can be numbers or character strings. See example data for more details.

Label data are used to mark genes or genomic regions which is a optional part of a circos plot. The four columns of label data should be chromosome ID, start coordinate, end coordinate and label text. Label text can be numbers or character strings. See example data for more details.

Label data are used to mark genes or genomic regions which is a optional part of a circos plot. The four columns of label data should be chromosome ID, start coordinate, end coordinate and label text. Label text can be numbers or character strings. See example data for more details.

Label data are used to mark genes or genomic regions which is a optional part of a circos plot. The four columns of label data should be chromosome ID, start coordinate, end coordinate and label text. Label text can be numbers or character strings. See example data for more details.

Label data are used to mark genes or genomic regions which is a optional part of a circos plot. The four columns of label data should be chromosome ID, start coordinate, end coordinate and label text. Label text can be numbers or character strings. See example data for more details.

Label data are used to mark genes or genomic regions which is a optional part of a circos plot. The four columns of label data should be chromosome ID, start coordinate, end coordinate and label text. Label text can be numbers or character strings. See example data for more details.

Label data are used to mark genes or genomic regions which is a optional part of a circos plot. The four columns of label data should be chromosome ID, start coordinate, end coordinate and label text. Label text can be numbers or character strings. See example data for more details.

Height of the chromosome band, which should be greater than 0 and smaller than 0.9.

Height of the labels, which should be greater than 0.

Margin size of the labels.

The text to appear in the legend.

A decimal number in [0, 1] to adjust the color transparency. The higher the value, the deeper the color.

Symbols used for different points. Applicable value can be a number in [0-25] or a numeric vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of data categories. Type ?pch in R console for more details.

Decimal numbers in [0, 1] to adjust y axis coordinates of baselines. Numeric vector of arbitrary length is also accepted. For example, '0.5' or '0.25,0.5,0.75'.

The color to be used for the baselines which can be null or a character vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of baselines. For example, 'grey' or 'red,green'. Hex color codes as '#FF0000' are also supported.

The color to be used for the background of the plot which can be null or a color vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of sectors. For example, 'grey95' or 'grey95,grey,pink,yellow'. Hex color codes as '#FF0000' are also supported.

Inner gap of the track.

Height of the labels, which should be greater than 0.

Margin size of the labels.

A decimal number in [0, 1] to adjust the color transparency. The higher the value, the deeper the color.

Symbols used for different points. Applicable value can be a number in [0-25] or a numeric vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of data categories. Type ?pch in R console for more details.

Decimal numbers in [0, 1] to adjust y axis coordinates of baselines. Numeric vector of arbitrary length is also accepted. For example, '0.5' or '0.25,0.5,0.75'.

The color to be used for the baselines which can be null or a character vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of baselines. For example, 'grey' or 'red,green'. Hex color codes as '#FF0000' are also supported.

The color to be used for the background of the plot which can be null or a color vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of sectors. For example, 'grey95' or 'grey95,grey,pink,yellow'. Hex color codes as '#FF0000' are also supported.

Inner gap of the track.

Height of the labels, which should be greater than 0.

Margin size of the labels.

A decimal number in [0, 1] to adjust the color transparency. The higher the value, the deeper the color.

Symbols used for different points. Applicable value can be a number in [0-25] or a numeric vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of data categories. Type ?pch in R console for more details.

Decimal numbers in [0, 1] to adjust y axis coordinates of baselines. Numeric vector of arbitrary length is also accepted. For example, '0.5' or '0.25,0.5,0.75'.

The color to be used for the baselines which can be null or a character vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of baselines. For example, 'grey' or 'red,green'. Hex color codes as '#FF0000' are also supported.

The color to be used for the background of the plot which can be null or a color vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of sectors. For example, 'grey95' or 'grey95,grey,pink,yellow'. Hex color codes as '#FF0000' are also supported.

Inner gap of the track.

Height of the labels, which should be greater than 0.

Margin size of the labels.

A decimal number in [0, 1] to adjust the color transparency. The higher the value, the deeper the color.

Symbols used for different points. Applicable value can be a number in [0-25] or a numeric vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of data categories. Type ?pch in R console for more details.

Decimal numbers in [0, 1] to adjust y axis coordinates of baselines. Numeric vector of arbitrary length is also accepted. For example, '0.5' or '0.25,0.5,0.75'.

The color to be used for the baselines which can be null or a character vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of baselines. For example, 'grey' or 'red,green'. Hex color codes as '#FF0000' are also supported.

The color to be used for the background of the plot which can be null or a color vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of sectors. For example, 'grey95' or 'grey95,grey,pink,yellow'. Hex color codes as '#FF0000' are also supported.

Inner gap of the track.

Height of the labels, which should be greater than 0.

Margin size of the labels.

A decimal number in [0, 1] to adjust the color transparency. The higher the value, the deeper the color.

Symbols used for different points. Applicable value can be a number in [0-25] or a numeric vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of data categories. Type ?pch in R console for more details.

Decimal numbers in [0, 1] to adjust y axis coordinates of baselines. Numeric vector of arbitrary length is also accepted. For example, '0.5' or '0.25,0.5,0.75'.

The color to be used for the baselines which can be null or a character vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of baselines. For example, 'grey' or 'red,green'. Hex color codes as '#FF0000' are also supported.

The color to be used for the background of the plot which can be null or a color vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of sectors. For example, 'grey95' or 'grey95,grey,pink,yellow'. Hex color codes as '#FF0000' are also supported.

Inner gap of the track.

Height of the labels, which should be greater than 0.

Margin size of the labels.

A decimal number in [0, 1] to adjust the color transparency. The higher the value, the deeper the color.

Symbols used for different points. Applicable value can be a number in [0-25] or a numeric vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of data categories. Type ?pch in R console for more details.

Decimal numbers in [0, 1] to adjust y axis coordinates of baselines. Numeric vector of arbitrary length is also accepted. For example, '0.5' or '0.25,0.5,0.75'.

The color to be used for the baselines which can be null or a character vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of baselines. For example, 'grey' or 'red,green'. Hex color codes as '#FF0000' are also supported.

The color to be used for the background of the plot which can be null or a color vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of sectors. For example, 'grey95' or 'grey95,grey,pink,yellow'. Hex color codes as '#FF0000' are also supported.

Inner gap of the track.

Height of the labels, which should be greater than 0.

Margin size of the labels.

A decimal number in [0, 1] to adjust the color transparency. The higher the value, the deeper the color.

Symbols used for different points. Applicable value can be a number in [0-25] or a numeric vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of data categories. Type ?pch in R console for more details.

Decimal numbers in [0, 1] to adjust y axis coordinates of baselines. Numeric vector of arbitrary length is also accepted. For example, '0.5' or '0.25,0.5,0.75'.

The color to be used for the baselines which can be null or a character vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of baselines. For example, 'grey' or 'red,green'. Hex color codes as '#FF0000' are also supported.

The color to be used for the background of the plot which can be null or a color vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of sectors. For example, 'grey95' or 'grey95,grey,pink,yellow'. Hex color codes as '#FF0000' are also supported.

Inner gap of the track.

Height of the labels, which should be greater than 0.

Margin size of the labels.

A decimal number in [0, 1] to adjust the color transparency. The higher the value, the deeper the color.

Symbols used for different points. Applicable value can be a number in [0-25] or a numeric vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of data categories. Type ?pch in R console for more details.

Decimal numbers in [0, 1] to adjust y axis coordinates of baselines. Numeric vector of arbitrary length is also accepted. For example, '0.5' or '0.25,0.5,0.75'.

The color to be used for the baselines which can be null or a character vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of baselines. For example, 'grey' or 'red,green'. Hex color codes as '#FF0000' are also supported.

The color to be used for the background of the plot which can be null or a color vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of sectors. For example, 'grey95' or 'grey95,grey,pink,yellow'. Hex color codes as '#FF0000' are also supported.

Inner gap of the track.

Height of the labels, which should be greater than 0.

Margin size of the labels.

A decimal number in [0, 1] to adjust the color transparency. The higher the value, the deeper the color.

Symbols used for different points. Applicable value can be a number in [0-25] or a numeric vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of data categories. Type ?pch in R console for more details.

Decimal numbers in [0, 1] to adjust y axis coordinates of baselines. Numeric vector of arbitrary length is also accepted. For example, '0.5' or '0.25,0.5,0.75'.

The color to be used for the baselines, which can be null or a character vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of baselines. For example, 'grey' or 'red,green'. Hex color codes as '#FF0000' are also supported.

The color to be used for the background of the plot which can be null or a color vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of sectors. For example, 'grey95' or 'grey95,grey,pink,yellow'. Hex color codes as '#FF0000' are also supported.

Inner gap of the track.

Height of the labels, which should be greater than 0.

Margin size of the labels.

A decimal number in [0, 1] to adjust the color transparency. The higher the value, the deeper the color.

Symbols used for different points. Applicable value can be a number in [0-25] or a numeric vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of data categories. Type ?pch in R console for more details.

Decimal numbers in [0, 1] to adjust y-axis coordinates of baselines. Numeric vector of arbitrary length is accepted. For example, '0.5' or '0.25,0.5,0.75'.

The color to be used for the baselines which can be null or a character vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of baselines. For example, 'grey' or 'red,green'. Hex color codes as '#FF0000' are also supported.

The color to be used for the background of the plot which can be null or a color vector of arbitrary length adjusted automatically to the number of sectors. For example, 'grey95' or 'grey95,grey,pink,yellow'. Hex color codes as '#FF0000' are also supported.

Inner gap of the track.

Height of the labels, which should be greater than 0.

Margin size of the labels.

Margin size of the track.

The text to appear in the legend.