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Graph structures are often used to visualize transmission networks generated using genomic epidemiological methods. However, tools to interactively visualize these graphs do not exist. A browser-based tool allowing users to load and interactively visualize transmission graphs was developed in JavaScript. Associated metadata can be loaded and used to annotate and filter the nodes and edges of transmission networks. The tool is available at jodyphelan.github.io/tgv.
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