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MSA Alignment Gaps (#Ungapped Species)   (All ENCODE Comparative Genomics tracks)

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Source data version: ENCODE Oct 2005 Freeze
Assembly: Human May 2004 (NCBI35/hg17)

Description

This track shows the number of species aligned to the human genome in the ENCODE regions in which the alignment does not contain a gap at a particular human base position. The multiple species alignments, which were generated by the programs MAVID, MLAGAN and TBA (v2), are taken from the Sep. 2005 ENCODE MSA freeze.

This track, which complements the MSA Alignment Agreement track (Align Agree), is useful for distinguishing between agreements in which both programs align the human base to the same base in another species and those instances in which both align the human base to a gap in the other species.

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Methods

See the description page for the Align Agree track for a discussion of the methods used to generate these data.

Credits

The agreement tracks were generated by Lior Pachter and Ariel Schwartz of UC Berkeley.

References

Schwartz AS, Myers EW, Pachter L. Alignment metric accuracy. Submitted. 2007.