# Practice: Interactive Figure We’re going to recreate a figure! It will be an interactive figure, enabling you to easily verify the findings. You can see an example of an interactive figure here: [Rao et al., Cell 2017](https://www.cell.com/cell/comments/S0092-8674\(17\)31120-0) looked at what happens to genome architecture when you remove cohesin and then introduce it again. 1. Click `Load Map → Juicebox Archive` 2. Type `Rao` and select the map `Combined Treated (6hr)` 3. Double click chromosome 8 4. Zoom in to between 133,800 KB and 134,600 KB. Zoom in as you would in Juicebox Desktop (drawing boxes, double clicking, manually setting resolution) – with the additional capability of pinch zoom on a mobile device. 5. Set the `Normalization` to `Balanced` 6. Set the color scale value to 50 Let's now load additional maps 1. Load a map next to this one by clicking the `+` button. A new window appears to the right. 2. Click `Load Map → Select Map File` 3. Type `Rao` and select `Combined Treated (6hr) Withdraw (20min)` 4. Set `Normalization` to `Balanced` 5. Set the color scale value to 15 {% hint style="info" %} You know which map window you’re operating on because there’s a dark line around it. {% endhint %} Repeat these steps again, selecting in order: `Combined Treated (6hr) Withdraw (40min)`, `Combined Treated (6hr) Withdraw (60min)`, `Combined Treated (6hr) Withdraw (3hr)`, and `Combined Untreated`. The following maps will load below if there’s no room next to the previous map. The final map is deeply sequenced like the first and should have a color scale value of 50. The other maps should have a color scale value of 15. ![](/files/-Lj2js_jam-OpKGxThZb) ![](/files/-Lj2js_kvw3HUXKq6U9M) ![](/files/-Lj2js_lxy8HUkFVm-Dj) As you can see, withdrawing the auxin treatment allows loops to form again, as they exist in untreated form! You can play around with color scale and location to verify this wasn’t cherry picked. Click `Load Tracks` at the top to load ENCODE tracks alongside these maps. You can also click the icon at the top left to add 2D Annotations to the map. Explore the icons to see what other capabilities exist in Juicebox on the Web! --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://aidenlab.gitbook.io/juicebox/interactive-figure.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.