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kuhn
  Mon Mar 7 15:02:37 2011 -0800
correct typo found by Heather!
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 		    and gain (blue) in genomics databases by DGV, NCBI, DECIPHER, UCSC and ISCA 
 		    during the 1st annual ISCA Scientific Conference.
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 		    <P>
 		    At the recent ISCA Scientific Conference in Atlanta, GA, Nigel Carter, 
 		    representing DECIPHER, made a plea for a standardized color scheme for 
 		    representation of CNV loss (deletion) or gain (duplication). Discussions 
 		    in person and by email with leaders of major CNV/genomic databases (including 
 		    DGV, dbVar, ISCA, and the UCSC Genome Browser) resulted in the recommendation 
 		    to utilize red to represent loss/deletion (consistent with the original 
 		    convention for CGH on metaphase chromosomes) and blue to represent 
 		    gain/duplication (avoiding green which is difficult for color-blind 
 		    individuals to discriminate from red).
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 		    <P>
-		    Announcememnt reprinted from the website for the International Standards for
+		    Announcement reprinted from the website for the International Standards for
 		    Cytogenomic Arrays (<A HREF = "http://iscaconsortium.org" TARGET = _BLANK>ISCA</A>) 
 		    Consortium.  The UCSC Genome Browser is now conforming to this standard for the 
 		    DECIPHER track and the DGV track on human assemblies (which was released today) and 
 		    on any future tracks derived from dbVar.
 		    </P>
 		    <P>
 		    Thanks to Nigel Carter, Steve Scherer, Deanna Church, Angie Hinrichs, Fan Hsu,
 		    Pauline Fujita and Robert Kuhn.
 		    </P>
 
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                     <FONT FACE="courier" SIZE="3"><B>01 March 2011 - Updated Chimpanzee Browser Released</B></FONT></P>
 		    <P>
 		    We are happy to announce the release of a Genome Browser for