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• 0-centered scale: implies that the numerical data of your file can contain positive and negative values. The value 0 is considered to be the center of the numerical values provided in your data file. Data in log ratio format are 0-centered.
• 1-centered scale: implies that any negative or zero values in your data file should be skipped. Moreover, the data is centered around the value 1. For example, the value 0.1 is considered to be at the same distance to 1 as the value 10. So, a logarithm of base 10 is applied to your data before the linear coloring mapping is applied.

For a time series or multiple conditions: enter a list of column numbers (each column number corresponding to a single timepoint), separated by spaces, a range of integers (e.g., 2-4), or both. Alternatively, use the wildcard * to specify all columns from 1 to the last column, or N-* to specify all columns from column N to the last column (e.g. 5-*). The number of columns in the file is determined by the number of columns in the first non-comment line in the file.

Important note: The first column of your file contains names and/or identifiers and is column number 0. The first potential numerical data column is column number 1.