conservation track in rn4

[Coon, Steven (NIH/NICHD) [E]]

I don’t see the Conservation track in rn4, even though it is marked as “Full”. What’s wrong?

 

Steven L. Coon, PhD., Staff Scientist

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[Robert Kuhn]

Hello, Steven,

You may simply have the subtracks all turned off.  You can reset the entire Browser

to defaults using the bluebar pulldown Genome Browser ....  Reset All User Settings.

You will lose any non-default navigation you have undertaken, but that will turn

the track on with the default organisms displayed in he Conservation track.  

Alternatively, scroll down the page to track controls and click the underlined link

"Conservation" to access the configuration page.  On that page you select from

among the nine organisms in the Conservation track.

thanks for using the Genome Browser,

regards,

     --b0b kuhn

     genome bioinformatics group

educate your colleagues with on-site Browser trainings:

http://bit.ly/ucscTraining

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