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SSmith5mr
Last edited Feb 23, 2016
Created on Feb 23, 2016

This visualization displays a genomic scale bar representing a length of 7,850 base pairs, with tick marks indicating every 100, 500, and 1,000 units. The SVG animation animates the positioning of these tick marks across the bar, with different delays for each mark tier. The code uses D3.js 3.5.5 to build the SVG structure and applies `.transition()` to animate the tick marks' horizontal placement, scaling the genomic coordinates by a factor of ten for the final pixel positions.

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