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  • tmy1018
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    • Feb 2011
    • 10

    Where can I get intron exon juntion information (splice site)?

    Hi,

    I am a newbie to bioinformatics, so please correct me if I make any mistakes.

    Right now I want to get sequence data of different genes, I believe that this available from GenBank and UCSC Genome Browser. But I don't know where I can get information about the intron, exon information (where the splice sites are).

    Can somebody tell me where I can find the information I need?

    Thanks!
  • kwatts59
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    • Apr 2011
    • 46

    #2
    This link on the UCSC website may help


    File exoniphy.sql

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