We would like to thank Mark Kiel, Steve Schwartz and Clayton Wheeler from Genomenon for making this data available as well as Max Haeussler, Conner Powell and the rest of the UCSC Genome Browser team.
Genome Browser users can now download custom track data from the -Session Management page. You can backup Custom Tracks from a +Session Management page. You can backup Custom Tracks from a particular session by clicking into a named session with uploaded custom tracks, returning to the Session Management page, then clicking the button next to "Save Custom Tracks". You will be directed to a review page where you will be able download your custom track -data. Read more in the "How to backup text-based Custom +data. Read more in the "How to backup text-based Custom Track data to a file" section of the Session User Guide.
We are pleased to announce the addition of GRCh38 patches to the GRCh38/hg38 database. Without a release date for the next coordinate-changing assembly, incorporating these sequences is an important step towards providing the most up to date human assembly.
This release includes new tracks visualizing patch sequences; the Fix Patches track