Re: [galaxy-user] extraction of intervals

2011-04-14 Thread vasu punj
Amit,
 
Extract Genomic DNA seq option in Galaxy will be useful.
 
Vasu

--- On Thu, 4/14/11, pande  wrote:


From: pande 
Subject: [galaxy-user] extraction of intervals
To: galaxy-user@lists.bx.psu.edu
Date: Thursday, April 14, 2011, 8:14 AM


Dear Galaxy,
                     I have two ChIP reads and want to extract the regions in 
between them . For example chr1:66585377-66585400 and  chr1:66585616-66585639 
and now I would like to extract the region beginning from  665855401 up to  
66585615.
Can I get help from Galaxy tools.

regards,
Amit

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[galaxy-user] extraction of intervals

2011-04-14 Thread pande

Dear Galaxy,
 
I have two ChIP reads and want to extract the regions in between them . 
For example chr1:66585377-66585400 and  chr1:66585616-66585639 and now I 
would like to extract the region beginning from  665855401 up to  66585615.

Can I get help from Galaxy tools.

regards,
Amit

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