Ebola genome browser now available
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Pauline Fujita
Sep 19, 2014, 5:55:45 PM9/19/14
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Hello Everyone,
We are excited to announce that UC Santa Cruz has released a new Ebola genome browser to assist efforts to develop a vaccine and antiserum and to abate the spread of this growing threat. The team led by Jim Kent and David Haussler worked around the clock for the past week, communicating with international partners to gather and present the most current data. The Ebola virus browser aligns 148 genomic sequences from Ebola virus collected from the current and previous outbreaks, and also includes sequences from the related Marburg virus.
We are excited to announce that UC Santa Cruz has released a new Ebola genome browser to assist efforts to develop a vaccine and antiserum and to abate the spread of this growing threat. The team led by Jim Kent and David Haussler worked around the clock for the past week, communicating with international partners to gather and present the most current data. The Ebola virus browser aligns 148 genomic sequences from Ebola virus collected from the current and previous outbreaks, and also includes sequences from the related Marburg virus.
Pauline Fujita
Sep 19, 2014, 6:05:48 PM9/19/14
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Hello again,
For more information on the Ebola genome browser please see our portal page:bit.ly/ucscEbolaBrowser
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