Wernberg coloring
In bioinformatics, the Wernberg coloring, or Wernberg transformation is a way of color-coding DNA nucleotides.[1]
Definition[edit]
The Wernberg coloring is defined as the following map:[2]
| Nucleotide | Color |
|---|---|
| Adenine | Red |
| Thymine | Blue |
| Guanine | Yellow |
| Cytosine | Green |
| Others | Black |
There is currently ongoing discussion for including other potential base pairs, such as uracil, into the standard.
References[edit]
- ^ Gritsevskiy, Andrew; Vellal, Adithya (2017-03-03). "Development and Biological Analysis of a Neural Network Based Genomic Compression System" (PDF). Retrieved 2017-09-05.
- ^ "Figure 2.4 from Development and Biological Analysis of a Neural Network Based Genomic Compression System". S2CID 38429982.
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