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''How do I get a table of restriction enzymes?''
''How do I get a table of restriction enzymes?''
*[http://www.soe.ucsc.edu/pipermail/genome/2006-May/010707.html Restriction enzyme track not on table browser?]
*[http://www.soe.ucsc.edu/pipermail/genome/2006-May/010707.html Restriction enzyme track not on table browser?]
Note that the utility findCutters is better than oligoMatch: oligoMatch has no good way of finding AsuI (G'GnC_C).  It's possible
but it would need to be run four times: GGACC, GGCCC, GGGCC, GGTCC and the output combined.  findCutters does it all in one command.


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Revision as of 23:23, 9 February 2009

This page is intended to be a collection of previously answered questions on the Genome and Genome-Mirror mailing lists that are useful for answering repeat questions.

Genome

If a user is looking for human or mouse genome updates, point them to:

To report errors in the human or mouse assemblies:

I have a list of Gene Symbols and I would like to get corresponding sequences for them.

Help me create a Custom Track

Is there a size limit for custom tracks?

How do I find non-protein-coding genes?

I have a list of identifiers, how do I find the coordinates?

Format of chain, chainLink and net tables

How do I get a table of restriction enzymes?

Note that the utility findCutters is better than oligoMatch: oligoMatch has no good way of finding AsuI (G'GnC_C). It's possible but it would need to be run four times: GGACC, GGCCC, GGGCC, GGTCC and the output combined. findCutters does it all in one command.

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How do I find orthologous genes (using TransMap)

How do I find telomeres and centromeres?


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