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Hi Qianli,
It looks as if you are using the Extract DNA tool? GTF/GFF files have
coordinates with a 1-based start position - and this was your input, but
the output from this tool produces coordinates with a BED-style 0-based
start position.
The genome index files used by the tool are in
Galaxy team,
Where can I find information about the requirements for installing and running
Galaxy on our campus. In particular, I'd like to know what type of computer or
server I should purchase.
Thanks
Kevin McGowan
Kevin McGowan
Manager Molecular Biology and Cell Culture Shared Resources
Hi Kevin,
The starting place for local install set up is: http://getgalaxy.org
There is a lot of information to consider when first getting started and
one solution does not fit all, so we started wiki of known hardware
configurations, and are encouraging the development community to add in
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