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# Visualize Data in DRAGEN Reports

When enabled, Multi-Region Joint Detection (MRJD) calling results are also integrated into DRAGEN Reports, specifically, the MRJD results for sample-level reports will be available under the "Paralogs" tab. The "Paralog Sets" table provides an overview of each paralogous region analyzed, including the estimated total copy number. The "Paralogous regions" view provides visualization of the haplotype-resolved variant calls within each paralogous region. The following example shows the MRJD phased variant calls for *PMS2-PMS2CL*.

![MRJD DRAGEN reports Example](/files/4rn7deCGgvjED5Q9OVb4)

Figure 3. Example of visualizing MRJD results in DRAGEN Reports. Here the dark orange represents alternative allele for a reference difference site between the paralogous regions, the light orange represents reference allele for a reference difference site, the grey represents non-reference difference site variant.


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