[Genome] multiz 28 way
Ann Zweig
ann at soe.ucsc.edu
Wed Dec 12 16:23:43 PST 2007
Hello Bart,
Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We are looking into it. I
will let you know when I have an explanation and/or a fix.
Regards,
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Ann Zweig
UCSC Genome Bioinformatics Group
http://genome.ucsc.edu
Bart Hooghe wrote:
> Dear UCSC staff -
>
> I was wondering how I should interpret the double human records in the
> 28 way at
> http://hgdownload.cse.ucsc.edu/goldenPath/hg18/multiz28way/maf/upstream5000.maf.gz
> ?
> I downloaded the multiz 17 way and multiz 28 way a while ago and I am
> now confronted with the fact that in the 28 way there is a 'species'
> with name NM_...
> and one with hg18. I assume both point to the human sequence. But why
> and what's the difference ? This is not the case for multiz 17 way.
>
> the output of 'grep -A25 "NM_003639" multiz28way_upstream5000.maf | more'
> starts with
> s NM_003639 0 5000 + 5000 ....................................
> and contains only a few hundred bases in the middle of the alignment
> sequence
> the 14th species in this alignment piece starts with
> s hg18 0 5000 + 5000 CCTGAACTCTTGCTGGTCTGCTTACTTGCCGTGGTTCC-CTGGCCGCAA
>
> the output of 'grep -A20 "NM_003639" multiz17way_upstream5000.maf | more'
> starts with
> s NM_003639 0 5000 + 5000
> CCTGAACTCTTGCTGGTCTGCTTACTTGCCGTGGTTCCCTGGCCGCA-ATAGCACATAGG
>
> Greets,
> Bart
>
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