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  • jnfass
    Member
    • Aug 2008
    • 88
    #1

    Galaxy vs. UCSC Genome Browser Table Queries?

    Simple (heh) question ...:
    What, specifically, can Galaxy do that you absolutely cannot do with the UCSC Genome Browser's Table Queries?

    I'm sure that the answer is a non-empty set ... I just don't know what's in it.
    Thanks,
    ~Joe
    Tags: bed, galaxy, intervals, table query, ucsc genome browser
  • steven
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2009
    • 269
    #2
    upload and align reads?

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    • jnfass
      Member
      • Aug 2008
      • 88
      #3
      That's good -- I hadn't looked at their tools in a while, and it's expanded quite a bit. Thank you for prompting me to dig through the tools again.

      But I was thinking more about (and should have specified) the interval operations ... you can do some complex inversion, subtraction, overlap, etc., in Table Queries, and then create custom tracks from those and then operate on those custom tracks (or am I wrong and the Table-Query-generated custom track gets replaced by subsequent queries?). Does that fully duplicate what Galaxy can do?

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