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The genbank alignment process aligns RNA and EST sequences from NCBI, as well as the RefSeq mRNA's to (almost) all the assemblies that UCSC supports. The process is divided into roughly five parts: download, process, align, database load, and dissemination. The first four parts and the beginning of the fifth happen on the genbank-101 machine, the dissemination part includes hgwdev, hgwbeta, and then to our official mirrors (R | |||
Revision as of 21:42, 9 January 2019
The Genbank Alignment Process
Overview
The genbank alignment process aligns RNA and EST sequences from NCBI, as well as the RefSeq mRNA's to (almost) all the assemblies that UCSC supports. The process is divided into roughly five parts: download, process, align, database load, and dissemination. The first four parts and the beginning of the fifth happen on the genbank-101 machine, the dissemination part includes hgwdev, hgwbeta, and then to our official mirrors (R
