+We are happy to announce another release to the UCSC Genome Browser +YouTube channel. +
+ ++This new video, Making links to the UCSC Genome Browser. +Part 3: Composite tracks, custom tracks and spreadsheets is the final installment +of a three-part series showing how to make links to the Browser. This release features +how to link to the tracks grouped together in a composite track, such as dbSNP or +gnomAD, how to load your remotely hosted custom tracks and hubs via URL and how +to make columns of links in a spreadsheet so each link opens a Genome Browser to +to a unique configuration determined by data in the sheet. Please see our +training page for more resources. +
+ ++As is our usual practice, the video comes with a transcript with internal +links to make it easier to find specific topics. +
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+Thanks to Robert Kuhn for production and to the Browser staff for all the features. +
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+We have updated the ClinVar Variants track (hg19/hg38), and made changes to the current ClinGen CNVs track (hg19/hg38). We have also added three new tracks in support of a new ClinGen composite. These changes have been made in an effort to support our clinical users, with an emphasis on facilitating Genome Browser use in variant interpretation.
The ClinVar Variants track has been reorganized based on variant length. The previous tracks, ClinVar Short Variants (<= 100bp) and