Download hg19 from NCBI FTP
I have scanned through ftp://ftp.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genomes/Homo_sapiens/ but I cannot find the reference sequence hg19?
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Thank you but that thread doesn't answer the question? They refer to Ensembl instead. I want to know where I can find the right file on the NCBI FTP?
Where are you looking? - I show how to download the NCBI (RefSeq)'s version of hg19 here, in the thread to which ATpoint linked: A: GRCh37.p13 download at NCBI FTP?
No, you posted a link instead of explaining how/where to navigate inside the FTP browser. I want to educate myself and not ask someone for a link everytime. "Where are you looking" -> I'm looking at the link that I've posted.
I have now added a link to the FTP site in my other answer.
Oh thank you, now I know why I couldn't find it. I wouldn't have guessed that it is wrong to navigate to "genomes" from the top level. EDIT I just realized that the other thread was mine, lol. I've accepted your answer on the other thread.