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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change 33//! `dabuild` simplifies the access to genome build metadata, including its accession, version,
44//! and contigs.
55//!
6- //! ## Examples
6+ //! We list the most common use cases below.
77//!
8- //! ### Load genome build
8+ //! ## Load genome build
99//!
1010//! The [`builds`] module provides several bundled genome builds.
1111//! Alternatively, you can load a genome build from a Genome Reference Consortium's (GRC) assembly report.
1212//!
1313//! See the [`builds`] documentation for more info.
1414//!
15- //! ### Use genome build
15+ //! ## Use genome build
1616//!
1717//! Genome build is basically a data container and the usage involves accessing the data.
1818//!
19- //! ## Examples
20- //!
2119//! We show several examples with the *GRCh38.p13* genome build.
2220//!
2321//! ```rust
2725//! let build: GenomeBuild = get_grch38_p13();
2826//! ```
2927//!
30- //! ### Check build identifiers
28+ //! ## Check build identifiers
3129//!
3230//! We can check the major assembly and the patch of the build:
3331//!
3937//! assert_eq!(build.id().patch(), Some("p13"));
4038//! ```
4139//!
42- //! ### Access contigs
40+ //! ## Access contigs
4341//!
4442//! The genome build contains one or more contigs.
4543//!
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