What it does
Modifies the start and end coordinates of GFF data such that the new start and end position is based on a specified region size that is computed either from the existing start and end coordinates or centered on the midpoint between them.
Region expansion may result in the new start or end coordinates crossing the chromosome boundary. The chromosome start is set to 0 or 1 using the Start coordinate parameter. The end is retrieved from a file within the Galaxy environment that includes the length of chromosomes for all genome builds. If these files are missing, the end coordinate is set to 2147483647, which is the maximum value of a signed 32 bit integer. The Handle chromosome boundaries by parameter handles chromosome boundaries that are crossed by expanding the region using one of the following options.
Example
If the input dataset is:
chr1 genetrack . 17 37 918 + . stddev=5.96715849116 chr1 genetrack . 31 51 245 - . stddev=2.66582799529 chr1 genetrack . 40 60 2060 + . stddev=2.7859667372
Setting start coordinate to 1 and resizing the coordinate window by 13 from the computed midpoint of the start and end coordinates produces:
chr1 genetrack . 14 40 918 + . stddev=5.96715849116 chr1 genetrack . 28 54 245 - . stddev=2.66582799529` chr1 genetrack . 37 63 2060 + . stddev=2.7859667372