Retrieving sequence alignment from UCSC Genome Browser
Hello,
I might be asking a very simple question here, but I seem to be oblivious as to how to retrieve the actual sequence alignment of the "100 Vert. Cons" or "Mammalian Cons" tracks when looking at a particular region in the UCSC Genome Browser.
Thank you in advance.
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The actual multisequence alignments are generally available on the FTP site (e.g., here for human), I kind of doubt they're available as a track themselves.
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