Current release: August 2026
Current release: August 2026
'ggplot2'.Current release: August 2026
palette_info() for inspecting one palette’s
metadata and colors.scale_color_biopalette() and
scale_fill_biopalette() for discrete ggplot2 scales.scale_color_biopalette_gradient() and
scale_fill_biopalette_gradient() for sequential and
diverging gradients.mitonuclear_blue and
mitonuclear_orange — sequential palettes inspired by
mito-nuclear communication research (TIBS, 2022).heat_light — qualitative, 2 colors, from a bond
ampholysis illustration (Nature, 2024).tam_pastel — qualitative, 6 colors, from the
pan-cancer myeloid atlas (Cell, 2021).cancer_mosaic — qualitative, 15 colors, from the
pan-cancer myeloid atlas (Cell, 2021).lactate_steps — qualitative, 5 colors, from
lactate metabolism and immunotherapy research (JECCR, 2024).bcell_atlas — qualitative, 7 colors, from a
pan-cancer B-cell atlas graphical abstract (Cell, 2024).bcell_atlas2 — diverging, 5 colors, encoding the
IgA-to-IgG shift in the same source article.bcell_clusters — qualitative, 20 colors,
reconstructed from Figure 1B of the same pan-cancer B-cell atlas; the
published order puts broadly useful major-group colors first.Initial release: April 2026
The initial release established the package API for retrieving, previewing, organizing, and applying image-inspired color palettes in biomedical visualization.
get_palette() — retrieve colors by name, type, and
size.list_palettes() — inspect the bundled palette
collection.palette_gallery() — render a paged visual gallery.preview_palette() — draw palette swatches in several
styles.create_palette() and remove_palette() —
manage palette JSON files.hex2rgb() and rgb2hex() — convert HEX and
RGB color values.gene_red — qualitative, 2 colors, inspired by
Better Call Saul.walter_white, walter_white2, and
walter_white3 — qualitative and diverging palettes inspired
by Breaking Bad.babel — qualitative, 21 colors, from a pan-cancer
myeloid atlas (Cell, 2021).three_body — qualitative, 3 colors, from the same
myeloid atlas.