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Is There Any Tutorial For Gene Mapping?

Hey guys:

Is there any tutorial for gene mapping? Such like this one in the link: http://browse.yeastgenome.org/fgb2/gbrowse/scgenome/

How to interpret this map?

Thanks for help!

gene mapping
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updated by Zev.Kronenberg Zev.Kronenberg • written by Chong Tang Chong Tang

Can you clarify your question? It is difficult to understand your question as written. Thank you.

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written by Alex Reynolds Alex Reynolds

You mean, how to read the output of a genome browser?

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written by Michael Dondrup Michael Dondrup

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Lookup a Maker and Jbrowse/Apollo tutorial. The gmod.org website has tons of information on how to get started.

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written by Zev.Kronenberg Zev.Kronenberg

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