Question 15) Can the map-confirmed human BAC clone set of ~32,000 BACs ("32k-set") be displayed in the UCSC Human Genome Browser? We would prefer ordering clones with minimal risk of being mismatched with mapping data? (

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Date: 2016-05-12 17:30:58 Biological databases Bioinformatics Genome browser Genomics Genome projects UCSC Genome Browser Reference genome Wellcome Trust		Question 15) Can the map-confirmed human BAC clone set of ~32,000 BACs ("32k-set") be displayed in the UCSC Human Genome Browser? We would prefer ordering clones with minimal risk of being mismatched with mapping data? ( Add to Reading List Source URL: bacpac.chori.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 186,82 KB Share Document on Facebook

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