Share this genome browser with the link: https://http_host/h/GCA_043290085.1
Common name: black and rufous sengi
Taxonomic name: Rhynchocyon petersi, taxonomy ID: 320637
Sequencing/Assembly provider ID: Vertebrate Genomes Project
Assembly date: 17 Oct 2024
Assembly type: haploid (haplotype 1)
Assembly level: Chromosome
Biosample: SAMN43274963
Assembly accession ID: GCA_043290085.1
Assembly FTP location: GCA/043/290/085/GCA_043290085.1_mRhyPet1.hap1
Total assembly nucleotides: 5,620,370,870
Assembly contig count: 469
N50 size: 521,973,465
Clawson, H., Lee, B.T., Raney, B.J. et al.
"GenArk: towards a million UCSC genome browsers.
Genome Biol 24, 217 (2023).
https://doi.org/10.1186/s13059-023-03057-x
This download is only for the purpose of using this assembly hub in
your institution which may have firewall access restrictions to this
data.
To download this assembly data, use this rsync command:
rsync -a -P \ rsync://hgdownload.soe.ucsc.edu/hubs/GCA/043/290/085/GCA_043290085.1/ \ ./GCA_043290085.1/which creates the local directory: ./GCA_043290085.1/
wget --timestamping -m -nH -x --cut-dirs=6 -e robots=off -np -k \ --reject "index.html*" -P "GCA_043290085.1" \ https://hgdownload.soe.ucsc.edu/hubs/GCA/043/290/085/GCA_043290085.1/which creates a local directory: ./GCA_043290085.1/
There is an included hub.txt file in that download
data directory to use for your local track hub instance.
Using the genome browser menus: My Data -> Track Hubs
select the My Hubs tab to enter a URL
to this hub.txt file to attach this assembly hub to a genome browser.
The html/GCA_043290085.1_mRhyPet1.hap1.description.html page is information for your users to
describe this assembly.
This web page with these instructions
is an instance of the html/GCA_043290085.1_mRhyPet1.hap1.description.html file.
See also: track hub help documentation.
At this time, this genome size: 5,620,370,870, is too large (greater than 4294967296), to function with the UCSC blat system. We hope to have improvements to that system in the future to allow blat service for the larger genome sizes.
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