D3 Starter - one node one line

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D3 Starter - one node one line

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Last edited Sep 26, 2021

Created on Sep 25, 2021

This example displays a small directed network of transcription factor genes and their regulatory interactions, rendered as nodes and lines. It uses the `d3.forceSimulation` API to position the ten nodes based on the link data from `tf.json`, and the `d3.select` method to append the SVG elements. The visualization highlights the connectivity patterns among the ENSG identifiers, with a visible self-loop on one node.

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