Database Of Non-Mobile Element Novel Sequence Insertions In Human Genome Reference?
Is there a database that lists, for non-mobile element sequences, not only the coordinates where novel sequence insertions have been found in the human genome but also compiles the assembled inserted sequences?
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@unknown, please reply and/or accept answers to your previous posts before asking related questions.
@Casey Bergman: in this question I am asking for any resource that compiles these sequences, not only 1000G-related. I thought this being a different question, I should post it as a new one.