Comparative Sequence Assembly
We used Pash to anchor WGS
reads from the Rhesus macaque (Macaca mulatta) trace archive to the
Hg16 build of the Human genome. Selected Human RefSeq
genes and 20Kb flanking regions were used to drive our
Comparative Sequence Assembly
of the corresponding Rhesus sequence and scaffolding of the resulting contigs.
The data produced in our initial pipeline--including read anchorings to the Human genome,
Rhesus contigs, scaffolded contigs, and 5-way MLAGAN alignments--are
publicly available below.
Also available for these gene regions are our Pash anchorings of reads from the Chimp (Pan troglodytes) trace archive.
These anchorings used the Hg15 draft of the Human genome.
See Footnotes
Download Comparative Assembly-Related Data
We provide several means of accessing the data:
- Direct Access By RefGene Name or Accession Number
If we have assembly-related data for your RefGene, it will be shown and
you can download what interests you.
- Access Via Genboree
By entering a keyword, you will browse that area of the Human genome within
the Comparative Assembly Genboree project. The data for an assembled region
is available through the pop-ups for the "CSA:Mml.gene" track.
- Download Data for an Entire Chromosome
We also provide tar-gzipped data sets by chromosome.
FOOTNOTES
Data from the The Rhesus Genome Sequencing Project
and the Chimpanzee Genome Sequencing Project
were used for anchoring, comparative assembly, and MLAGAN comparison.
Please consult recent statements from NHGRI
and the Wellcome Trust
regarding the use restrictions on the unpublished sequences from genome projects.
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