I have identified several regions of the dog genome (the regions are bounded 
each by 2 BACs) I'm interested in translating to the human genome.  I've used 
the convert function using the end read coordinates for the BACs proximal and 
distal to the regions of interest, however, as far as I know the BACs have not 
been fully sequenced.  I have some questions:
The end reads are available for each BAC, is the "between" sequence available?  
I'm trying to find orthologous regions in human compared to dog and in some 
cases, the regions span a breakpoint in synteny between the species. According 
to the Ensembl synteny feature, I have a general idea of which parts of dog 
chromosomes are orthologous to which parts of human chromosomes.  However, I'm 
not sure how to identify specific coordinates for the breakpoint in synteny.
Thanks for any help you can provide!




Shannon Becker
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PhD candidate
Comparative Biomedical Sciences 
College of Veterinary Medicine
North Carolina State University

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