Campylobacter Virulence Gene Visualizations
Explore interactive visualizations of virulence gene data across hosts and species
Gene Co-Occurrence Network
This network visualization shows which virulence genes tend to appear together in the same bacterial isolates. Each circle (node) represents a gene. Larger circles mean the gene appears more frequently. Lines (links) connect genes that co-occur. Thicker lines mean those genes are found together more often. Genes are color-coded by function: red (toxin), blue (adhesion), green (invasion), orange (motility). Hover over nodes to see details, or click to explore specific genes.
Comparison of Virulence Gene Presence Between Species
This chart compares the presence of selected virulence-associated genes between Campylobacter jejuni and Campylobacter coli. Bars indicate whether a gene is present for each species among the selected top genes.
A value of 1 indicates gene presence; 0 indicates absence. When percentages are enabled, values represent prevalence.
This view highlights genes that are shared across species versus those that appear species-specific in the dataset.
Gene Function Distribution
Distribution of genes by functional category (Adhesion, Invasion, Toxin, Motility, etc.)
Hierarchical View: Species → Host → Gene Count
This visualization shows how gene counts are distributed across all isolates, first by species and then by host category. Segment size reflects the relative gene count, and color indicates species.
Distribution of Virulence Genes Across Host Categories
This visualization shows how virulence-associated genes are distributed across different host categories. Connections link host groups to genes, with thicker connections indicating a higher number of isolates containing that gene within the host.
This view highlights which genes are most commonly associated with specific host categories in the dataset.