[Genome] human 3' utr seqs that do not cross hyb to orthologous rat gene seqs

Richard Dixon Richard.Dixon at medical-solutions.co.uk
Fri Feb 1 07:40:41 PST 2008


Dear Genome people,

 

Please could someone tell me if it is possible to use the UCSC browser
to solve my task.

 

I have a list of ~1500 human genes for which I want to find the 3'utr
seqs (~70-100bps) that are NOT similar (eg :<75% similar) to the
orthologous Rat gene seq.

 

This is to design human oligo probes that will not cross hyb with rat
genes.

 

I would really appreciate your advice on this

 

Rick

 

Dr. Richard Dixon

 

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