Timeline View - How inversions reshape the genome over time
Enter inversions in the order they occurred. Use original/reference coordinates.
This view shows how a genome is reorganized through sequential inversions. Each segment is color-coded and labeled with its original position.
Arrows indicate orientation:
→ = Original orientation (forward)
← = Inverted orientation (reverse complement)
As inversions occur, segments are flipped in place and their orientation changes. Nested inversions can flip segments back to their original orientation.