tool for quick,exon structure comparison for a gene between two organisms
Can anyone suggest a tool/server, that given the name of an annotated gene, will quickly make a nice figure summarizing the alignment & conservation of exons and structure of known transcripts between two organisms (ie. mouse vs human)?
I could do the alignments and draw it myself, but surely this already exists?
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Will UCSC genome browser be what you want? They have a lot of options including conservation etc.
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