I need ab1 files of BCR-ABL fusion gene (with and without mutation)..
I searched a lot but I coud not find anything online.
I will appreciate if anyone can share a couple of files with me.
thanks
Hello Pierre
actually I don't believe that my question is out of the context of the site's topics!!! I just want to teach myself how to fully analyse a gene (that I know) and translate my analysis to some meaningful data!!! I already tried the links that you and Sacha put to me but it didn't help that much, since I don't know to whom do these sequences belong(human, bacteria....)..
Anyway thanks for the help, hope that someone would add more answers to my original question.
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Hello Pierre actually I don't believe that my question is out of the context of the site's topics!!! I just want to teach myself how to fully analyse a gene (that I know) and translate my analysis to some meaningful data!!! I already tried the links that you and Sacha put to me but it didn't help that much, since I don't know to whom do these sequences belong(human, bacteria....).. Anyway thanks for the help, hope that someone would add more answers to my original question.
it's not. But you have already asked your question elsewhere. Just update your original post.