Dear sir/madam,
In our department we have a tool to generate a Nimblegen array design,
based on the tables with RefSeq and UCSC gene information ("refGene" and
"knownGene"). A collegue was comparing results we got before the update
with results we got after the update, and we saw a big difference in
number of coding bases in a specific location on the genome.
In total we have a region of 12.2Mb and in here we saw an increase of
+/- 23 kb.
We are wondering what you changed in the refGene table with this new
update. Are there new genes available, or is it information about the
exons (new exons in genes)? Or maybe something else/more?
I am looking forward to your reply.
Kind regards,
Nienke Wieskamp
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