However, chr Y is an exception: mouse chrY centromere location
Why doesn't UCSC show mouse centromeres?
Human genomes' centromeres are labeled with red arrows. However I can't find this type of labels in the mouse genome. Is there a way to show centromeres on the UCSC genome browser for mouse, too?
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Mouse centromeres are telocentric (i.e., next to the telomeres), so they're not that terribly interesting to show.
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