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VCMap Help |
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| RGD Definition | ||||
Virtual Comparative Map (VCMap) is a computational tool that facilitates in silico prediction of syntenic regions between rat, mouse and human. It utilizes the available map information for markers and ESTs (Unigene) from all three species. The output of this comparison is a comparative map providing a visual representation of the chromosome of the primary (backbone) species plus syntenic regions from the two other species. The maps are clickable allowing you to view further information on the mapped markers and clusters plus bin reports showing the build data for a defined chromosomal region. Mapping data used in the current VCMap build (v5, July 2002)
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| Finding Gene and Marker information using VCMap | ||||
There are two ways to search the VCMap data:
To obtain more information, click on Search VCMap from the Detailed Help and follow the instructions. [ back to top ] |
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| All the microsatellite markers on a VCMap prediction output are hyperlinked to their reports in RGD. All the Unigenes and known genes from different reports are hyperlinked to NCBI Unigene or GenBank respectively. [ back to top ] |
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| The VCMap Reports | ||||
| Apart from producing visual representation of the syntenic regions from the three species, VCMap also generates individual reports for markers, chromosomal regions, map data bin predictions and stream predictions. Descriptions of these reports can be obtained from the following detailed VCMap help pages [ More... ].
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| Detailed VCMap Help | ||||
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The detailed VCMap Help pages provide you more details about how to use VCMap quickly. Please follow the steps:
Go to view the detailed VCMap Help pages now. [ back to top ] |
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