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EasyFigAssembler: Enhance Omics Data Storytelling through Effective Figure Assembly.

Nguyen Phuoc Long^1,2, Nguyen Quang Thu¹

¹Graduate Institute of Biomedical Sciences, College of Medicine, Chang Gung University, Taoyuan 333, Taiwan.

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Summary

EasyFigAssembler simplifies creating complex multi-panel omics figures for publications. This web application accelerates figure assembly with smart layouts and quality checks, reducing errors and saving researchers time.

Keywords:

figure assembling multipanel figures omics-based figures quality advisor smart layout

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Bioinformatics
Computational Biology
Scientific Visualization

Background:

Multi-panel omics figures are crucial for data communication but complex to create.
Existing tools require specialized skills and are time-consuming.
A need exists for efficient and user-friendly omics figure assembly software.

Purpose of the Study:

To present EasyFigAssembler, a web application designed to simplify and accelerate the creation of multi-panel omics figures.
To provide a comprehensive solution for figure assembly without requiring programming expertise.
To enhance the quality and journal compliance of scientific figures.

Main Methods:

Developed a user-friendly web application, EasyFigAssembler.
Implemented features like nondestructive panel editing, project management, and high-resolution export.
Integrated a Smart Layout feature for automated panel arrangement.
Included advanced controls for complex layout creation and a Quality Advisor module.

Main Results:

EasyFigAssembler significantly simplifies and accelerates the assembly of multi-panel omics figures.
The application supports nondestructive editing, project management, and various export formats (TIFF, PDF, PNG, JPEG).
Smart Layout and advanced controls facilitate rapid creation of publication-ready, complex layouts.
The Quality Advisor ensures effective resolution and color-blind-friendly palettes for journal compliance.

Conclusions:

EasyFigAssembler offers a complete, efficient, and user-friendly solution for assembling complex omics-based figures.
The tool empowers researchers to create high-quality, publication-ready figures with reduced effort and errors.
EasyFigAssembler promotes better data visualization and adherence to journal standards in omics research.