Bioinformatics Learning Path Illustrations

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:

  1. Use SVG format for scalability
  2. Include role="img" and aria-label attributes
  3. Use the site’s color palette for consistency
  4. Add the illustration to this README

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