I saw your post earlier on, but unfortunately I have no clue about Java :/ Any solutions using unix or R or even web-based? Sorry, I am more of a wet-lab biologist.
Hi there,
I would like to display HindIII cutting sites in a genome browser. Ideal would be a bed file or something similar, which enables me to upload this to my browser of choice.
Is there any website where I could download such file, or do I have to generate it myself and if so, how?
Any help is highly appreciated!
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create a BED file from In Silico Genome Digestion ?
Alright, got a little java 101 lesson from a colleague, and managed to modify the In Silico Genome Digestion to my needs. ...works like a charm. :) Thanks a lot!!
If you just need a screengrab, you can do this directly in UCSC. Under "Mapping and Sequencing", click on "Restr Enzymes". Type in Hind III (or your RE of choice) and select your display mode.
I've tried to use this feature before, but it won't give me the information genome wide or let me download the information as a bed file. Thanks anyway for pointing this out!
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