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11-07-2014, 03:14 AM
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motif conservation
Hi,
I have motifs(10-15 nt length) identified in the chip-peak regions. I would like to check whether the identified motif regions are evolutionary conserved across species. One way I know is to check it in the UCSC browser and view the conservation alignments. May I know is there any faster way to do this if we have around 50 sequences to check . Any ideas is of great help. 
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