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* Human chain/net (at least human, if not others) | * Human chain/net (at least human, if not others) | ||
* 3-8-way multiple alignment | * 3-8-way multiple alignment | ||
* Self Chain track for " | * Self Chain track for "popular" assemblies. These are usually the most recent human (hg*) and mouse (mm*) assemblies | ||
[[Category:Browser QA]] | [[Category:Browser QA]] | ||
[[Category:Browser Development]] | [[Category:Browser Development]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:17, 9 September 2020
For a new organism (not an update to an existing browser), at least these tracks must exist on the Dev browser:
- sequence
- repeat masker
- gold/gap assembly tracks
- genbank native mRNAs & ESTs (if available; see /cluster/data/genbank/data/organism.lst for counts)
- Other RefSeq (xenoRefGene)
- BLAT/PCR servers
- CPG Islands
- Genscan
- Augustus Genes
- Microsatellites
And here's a list of tracks for a "pretty good" browser (these are strongly recommended if it's going to be part of a multiple alignment):
- all of the "minimal" tracks listed above
- Transmap (mapping gene set from closest well-annotated organism)
- ENSEMBL Genes (if available)
- Human Proteins
- Human chain/net (at least human, if not others)
- 3-8-way multiple alignment
- Self Chain track for "popular" assemblies. These are usually the most recent human (hg*) and mouse (mm*) assemblies
