Advances in the field of three-dimensional (3D) genomics have revealed an ever-expanding array of architectural features that were unknown only a few years ago. Just as ribbon diagrams integrate spatial and symbolic representation to communicate the shape of a protein, the representation of genomes in 3D space requires the development and use of new cartographic symbols and visual conventions. Here, we propose a conceptualized grammar that makes it easier to create visual 3D representations of genomes.
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