UCSC Genome Browser

@GenomeBrowser

The UCSC Genome Browser is a public, freely available, open source web-based graphical viewer for the display of genome sequences and their annotations.

Santa Cruz, CA, USA
genome.ucsc.edu
Joined May 2011
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  1. Jun 22

    Visualize gene pathways and interactions! Uses 10+ databases and millions of text-mined PubMed abstracts. Read more:

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  2. Jun 13

    New barChart track format released today, check the news announcement for more info:

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  3. Jun 8

    New command-line variant annotator, check the news page for more info: , and the new blog:

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  4. May 16

    A Genome Browser is now available for Golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos canadensis), submitted in October 2014 by Washington University.

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  5. May 4

    You can now save your BLAT results as a custom track with the click of a button, check the news page for more info:

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  6. May 3

    Our highlighting feature is not new, but is improved! Add multiple highlights and select your favorite colors!

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  7. Apr 20

    Two new Genome Browers are now available for the Tibetan frog and American bison! View your favorite genes today!

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  8. Apr 2

    I added a video to a playlist How do I find a list of genes in a genomic region using the UCSC Genome

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  9. Apr 2

    I added a video to a playlist How do I get the coordinates and sequences of exons using the UCSC

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  10. Apr 2

    I added a video to a playlist How do I identify exon numbers with the UCSC Genome Browser?

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  11. Apr 2

    I added a video to a playlist How do I identify codon numbers with the UCSC Genome Browser?

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  12. Apr 2

    I added a video to a playlist How do I learn which tables belong to a data track on the UCSC Genome

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  13. Apr 2

    I added a video to a playlist How do I find the SNPs upstream from genes using the UCSC Genome

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  14. Apr 2

    I added a video to a playlist How do I find all the SNPs in a gene using the UCSC Genome Browser?

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  15. Apr 2

    I added a video to a playlist Viewing alternate haplotypes with the UCSC Genome Browser

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  16. Apr 2

    I added a video to a playlist Exon-only display in the UCSC Genome Browser

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  17. Mar 17

    View your favorite genes in the new Genome Browsers for golden snub-nosed monkey, proboscis monkey, and turkey!

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  18. Mar 10

    Thank you, Mary Mangan, for sharing about your "Genomes are The Long Now" talk that featured the browser.

    A pub talk on the was fun. And strongly resembled this week's SNPpets.
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  19. Mar 6

    New NCBI RefSeq track available! Coordinates, alignments, etc. provided by RefSeq group. &

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  20. Feb 17

    Genome Browser in the Cloud (GBiC) Introduction: via

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