Good Afternoon Jeremy: We can not tell what you are looking at.
Can you identify the genome assembly you are trying to work with ? --Hiram Jeremy Ellis wrote: > Hello all again. I appreciate the responses I had for my first > question and they helped. I have been looking through ChrUn from the > earlier assemblies and I now realize that this isn't quite what I > expected. Most of these sequences (so far) appear to be odd human- > like sequences due to a variety of probable reasons (PCR/cloning > artifacts, etc). I think that the sequences I am interested in is > the stuff that might have been thrown out as it appeared to be a > contaminant sequence from bacteria, fungi, or water borne protozoa, > etc. Would these sequences have been long since disposed of and > ignored or could there still be hope for me in finding a treasure > trove of "garbage" sequence? > > Thank you again for your help! > > J. _______________________________________________ Genome maillist - [email protected] http://www.soe.ucsc.edu/mailman/listinfo/genome
