ccb13e0ba375da8b3ce296ec2813b1ff519bd88e hiram Wed Sep 11 15:30:51 2024 -0700 adjustments per feedback refs #32596 diff --git src/hg/htdocs/assemblySearch.html src/hg/htdocs/assemblySearch.html index 7c0b5a2..279421b 100755 --- src/hg/htdocs/assemblySearch.html +++ src/hg/htdocs/assemblySearch.html @@ -1,150 +1,150 @@

Genome assembly search and request

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  1. + (plus) sign before +word to force included in result
  2. - (minus) sign before -word to exclude word from result
  3. * (asterisk) character at end of word* to make the word be a prefix search
  4. enclose "words in quotes" to form a phrase for the search
  5. all searches are case insensitive
  6. single word searches become prefix searches if the word does not match by itself
Assembly view/request ⓘ
  1. In available browsers - the assembly exists in the UCSC browser system, the view link will lead to the browser
  2. Can be requested - assembly is not yet in the UCSC browser system, the request link will open a request form to ask for the assembly to be added to the UCSC browser system
Assembly status ⓘ
  1. Latest - the most recent of all the versions for this assembly chain
  2. Replaced - this version has been replaced by a newer version of the assembly in the same chain
  3. Suppressed - this version of the assembly has been suppressed
  4. An assembly chain is the collection of all versions for the same assembly accession.
RefSeq category ⓘ
  1. Reference genome - a manually selected high quality genome assembly that NCBI and the community have identified as being important as a standard against which other data are compared
  2. Representative genome - a genome computationally or manually selected as a representative from among the best genomes available for a species or clade that does not have a designated reference genome
  3. There are assemblies which have no RefSeq category assignment
  4. For more information, see also: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/refseq/about/prokaryotes/#referencegenome
Assembly level ⓘ
  1. Complete genome - all chromosomes are gapless and have no runs of 10 or more ambiguous bases (Ns), there are no unplaced or unlocalized scaffolds, and all the expected chromosomes are present (i.e. the assembly is not noted as having partial genome representation). Plasmids and organelles may or may not be included in the assembly but if present then the sequences are gapless.
  2. Chromosome - there is sequence for one or more chromosomes. This could be a completely sequenced chromosome without gaps or a chromosome containing scaffolds or contigs with gaps between them. There may also be unplaced or unlocalized scaffolds.
  3. Scaffold- some sequence contigs have been connected across gaps to create scaffolds, but the scaffolds are all unplaced or unlocalized.
  4. Contig- nothing is assembled beyond the level of sequence contigs
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