Hello to the UCSC staff and all other readers,

I am working on cooperative genomics computer program that requires analyzing 
conservation of introns genome-wide. As far as I understand the 
phyloP28wayPlacMammal, phastcons17way (and similar tables) are designed for 
such purposes. It would be realy nice if you can help in resolve some mysteries 
about these tables:


1) I see that the table directs me to a file named *.wib. and I'm wondering if 
it is nessasery to use this file, or that the table itself can be usefull 
enough for geting accurate information the sections it reports about ?

2) Is there any simple way to rapidly get to the exact position of *.wib in 
windows ?

3) what sumSquares, sumData, validCount mean? 

4) I see that sometimes the phastcons17way table referes to gapped regions as 
highly conserved, is there a way to avoid this false informations, and does 
phyloP28wayPlacMammal suffer from the same problem ?

 5) I understand that each raw represent about 1025 nucleotides but that 
sometimes the number of rows is samller, why ? what does it mean ?

Many thanks, 
Avi



      
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