Opposing Bypass Corridor

Gallery / Serpentine Layout

A line runs left-to-right into a folded row and right-to-left back out of it through the same inter-row gap. The counter-running feed and return get distinct, direction-specific corridors: the LR feed rides an upper band and the RL return keeps its own lower band a full lane beneath it, rather than folding back over one shared track.

Mermaid source

examples/topologies/opposing_bypass_corridor.mmd

%%metro title: Opposing Bypass Corridor
%%metro directional: true
%%metro line: ribo | Ribo-seq | #2db572
%%metro line: rnaseq | RNA-seq | #e64980
%%metro grid: preprocessing | 0,0
%%metro grid: alignment | 1,0
%%metro grid: quantification | 2,0
%%metro grid: reporting | 3,0
%%metro grid: orf_calling | 3,1
%%metro grid: psite_id | 2,1
%%metro grid: te | 1,1
%%metro grid: novel_transcripts | 4,1

graph LR
    subgraph preprocessing [Preprocessing]
        p0[Trim]
    end
    subgraph alignment [Alignment]
        a0[Align]
    end
    subgraph quantification [Quantification]
        q0[Quantify]
    end
    subgraph reporting [Reporting]
        r0[Report]
    end
    subgraph orf_calling [ORF Calling]
        %%metro exit: left | ribo
        o0[Call ORFs]
    end
    subgraph psite_id [P-site ID]
        %%metro entry: top | ribo
        %%metro exit: left | ribo
        ps0[P-sites]
    end
    subgraph te [TE]
        %%metro entry: right | ribo
        t0[TE]
    end
    subgraph novel_transcripts [Novel Transcripts]
        %%metro entry: top | rnaseq
        %%metro exit: left | rnaseq
        nt0[Assemble Transcripts]
    end
    p0 -->|ribo| a0
    a0 -->|ribo| q0
    q0 -->|ribo| r0
    q0 -->|ribo| o0
    o0 -->|ribo| ps0
    ps0 -->|ribo| t0
    a0 -->|rnaseq| nt0
    nt0 -->|rnaseq| o0

CLI command

nf-metro render examples/topologies/opposing_bypass_corridor.mmd -o opposing_bypass_corridor.svg

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