Graphical Visualization of XML data



I have an XML file that looks like this:



<rebase>
<Organism>
<Name>Aminomonas paucivorans</Name>
<Enzyme>M1.Apa12260I</Enzyme>
<Motif>GGAGNNNNNGGC</Motif>
<Enzyme>M2.Apa12260I</Enzyme>
<Motif>GGAGNNNNNGGC</Motif>
</Organism>
<Organism>
<Name>Bacillus cellulosilyticus</Name>
<Enzyme>M1.BceNI</Enzyme>
<Motif>CCCNNNNNCTC</Motif>
<Enzyme>M2.BceNI</Enzyme>
<Motif>CCCNNNNNCTC</Motif>
</Organism>
</rebase>


I want to visualize this XML data into a graphical format. The connectivity is such that a lot of organisms can contain common enzymes and/or motifs. I looked at d3.js but I dont think it has what im looking for. I was really excited with the visualization neo4j seems to provide but i will need to learn it from scratch. However I havent come across any good tutorials for importing or creating a graph in neo4j via XML datasets. I know in the world of programming anything is possible so I wanted to know the possible ways I could import my data (preferably using python) to a neo4j database to visualize it.


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