Bioinformatics Learning Path Illustrations
This folder contains educational SVG illustrations for the bioinformatics tutorial site. All diagrams are designed to be clear, colorful, and practical for learners.
Illustration Inventory
| Filename | Description | Used In |
|---|---|---|
central-dogma.svg |
DNA → RNA → Protein flow with transcription and translation | Biology Fundamentals |
mutation-types.svg |
SNP, insertion, deletion, and CNV with effects | Biology Fundamentals |
bioinformatics-workflow.svg |
6-step analysis workflow from question to report | Introduction to Bioinformatics |
file-formats.svg |
FASTA, FASTQ, BAM, VCF, GTF, BED, count matrices | Core Skills |
project-structure.svg |
Recommended directory layout for reproducibility | Core Skills |
ngs-pipeline.svg |
DNA-seq vs RNA-seq pipeline comparison | NGS Data Analysis |
fdr-correction.svg |
Multiple testing problem and FDR vs naive p-values | Statistics |
pca-concept.svg |
PCA dimensionality reduction with cluster visualization | Statistics |
ml-workflow.svg |
End-to-end ML workflow with supervised/unsupervised comparison | Machine Learning |
multiomics-integration.svg |
Early, intermediate, and late integration strategies | Multi-Omics Integration |
single-cell-workflow.svg |
scRNA-seq analysis pipeline with QC metrics | Single-Cell Analysis |
Design Principles
- Clean SVG format: Scalable vector graphics for crisp rendering at any size
- Consistent color palette: Harmonized with the site’s green/blue/purple theme
- Educational focus: Key concepts highlighted with annotations
- Accessibility: Alt text and ARIA labels included
Usage
In markdown files, reference images using Jekyll’s relative_url filter:
<p align="center">
<img src="/assets/images/FILENAME.svg" alt="Description" style="max-width: 100%; height: auto;">
</p>
Contributing
When adding new illustrations:
- Use SVG format for scalability
- Include
role="img"andaria-labelattributes - Use the site’s color palette for consistency
- Add the illustration to this README
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