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Secondary structure of a toy ncRNA sequence. A small example for vector graphics programming in LaTeX using the tikz package.
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\documentclass{standalone} % Package 'standalone' allows to compile tikz images independently or to incorporate them into LaTeX documents | |
\usepackage{tikz} | |
\usetikzlibrary{matrix} | |
\begin{document} | |
\begin{tikzpicture} | |
[nucl/.style={black, circle, draw=black, fill=black!10, minimum size=2em}, | |
A/.style={nucl, fill=red!30}, | |
G/.style={nucl, fill=blue!30}, | |
C/.style={nucl, fill=green!30}, | |
U/.style={nucl, fill=yellow!30}, | |
molEnd/.style={fill=none, draw=none, minimum size=2em}] | |
% Secondary strcuture | |
\matrix (m2) [matrix of nodes, row sep=1.5em, column sep=1.5em, nodes=nucl, ampersand replacement=\&] { | |
% 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | |
\& \& \& \& \& |[C]| C \& |[C]| C \& \\ % 1 | |
|[molEnd]| {5'} \& |[U]| U \& |[G]| G \& |[G]| G \& |[A]| A \& \& \& |[C]| C \\ % 2 | |
|[molEnd]| {3'} \& |[A]| A \& |[C]| C \& |[C]| C \& |[U]| U \& \& \& |[A]| A \\ % 3 | |
\& \& \& \& \& |[U]| U \& |[U]| U \& \\ % 4 | |
}; | |
% Backbone | |
\path | |
(m2-2-1) edge (m2-2-2) | |
(m2-2-2) edge (m2-2-3) | |
(m2-2-3) edge (m2-2-4) | |
(m2-2-4) edge (m2-2-5) | |
(m2-2-5) edge (m2-1-6) | |
(m2-1-6) edge (m2-1-7) | |
(m2-1-7) edge (m2-2-8) | |
(m2-2-8) edge (m2-3-8) | |
(m2-3-8) edge (m2-4-7) | |
(m2-4-7) edge (m2-4-6) | |
(m2-4-6) edge (m2-3-5) | |
(m2-3-5) edge (m2-3-4) | |
(m2-3-4) edge (m2-3-3) | |
(m2-3-3) edge (m2-3-2) | |
(m2-3-2) edge (m2-3-1); | |
% Basepairs | |
\path | |
(m2-2-2) edge (m2-3-2) | |
(m2-2-3) edge (m2-3-3) | |
(m2-2-4) edge (m2-3-4) | |
(m2-2-5) edge (m2-3-5); | |
\end{tikzpicture} | |
\end{document} |
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