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Anton Nekrutenko
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tools/extract/interval2maf.xml
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What is the differences between these two tools: **Extract MAF blocks from locally cached alignments** and **Extract MAF blocks from user supplied alignments**?
* **Extract MAF blocks from locally cached alignments** uses alignments stored at Galaxy installation at Penn State and is appropriate for most situations. It takes only one dataset as the input - a list of genomic intervals.
* **Extract MAF blocks from user supplied alignments** allows the user to work with his/her own alignemnts instead of those cached at Galaxy site. This tool takes two datasets as inputs - (1) genomic intervals and (2) alignemnts.
* **Extract MAF blocks from user supplied alignments** allows the user to work with his/her own alignments instead of those cached at Galaxy site. This tool takes two datasets as inputs - (1) genomic intervals and (2) alignments.
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tools/extract/interval_maf_to_merged_fasta.xml
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What is the differences between these two tools: **Stitch MAF blocks for intervals using locally cached alignments** and **Stitch MAF blocks for intervals from user supplied alignments**?
* **Stitch MAF blocks for intervals using locally cached alignments** uses alignments stored at Galaxy installation at Penn State and is appropriate for most situations. It takes only one dataset as the input - a list of genomic intervals.
* **Stitch MAF blocks for intervals from user supplied alignments** allows the user to work with his/her own alignemnts instead of those cached at Galaxy site. This tool takes two datasets as inputs - (1) genomic intervals and (2) alignemnts.
* **Stitch MAF blocks for intervals from user supplied alignments** allows the user to work with his/her own alignments instead of those cached at Galaxy site. This tool takes two datasets as inputs - (1) genomic intervals and (2) alignments.
In the future these two tools will be merged.
tools/extract/interval_maf_to_merged_fasta_user.xml
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What is the differences between these two tools: **Stitch MAF blocks for intervals using locally cached alignments** and **Stitch MAF blocks for intervals from user supplied alignments**?
* **Stitch MAF blocks for intervals using locally cached alignments** uses alignments stored at Galaxy installation at Penn State and is appropriate for most situations. It takes only one dataset as the input - a list of genomic intervals.
* **Stitch MAF blocks for intervals from user supplied alignments** allows the user to work with his/her own alignemnts instead of those cached at Galaxy site. This tool takes two datasets as inputs - (1) genomic intervals and (2) alignemnts.
* **Stitch MAF blocks for intervals from user supplied alignments** allows the user to work with his/her own alignments instead of those cached at Galaxy site. This tool takes two datasets as inputs - (1) genomic intervals and (2) alignments.
In the future these two tools will be merged.
tools/extract/user_interval2maf.xml
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What is the differences between these two tools: **Extract MAF blocks from locally cached alignments** and **Extract MAF blocks from user supplied alignments**?
* **Extract MAF blocks from locally cached alignments** uses alignments stored at Galaxy installation at Penn State and is appropriate for most situations. It takes only one dataset as the input - a list of genomic intervals.
* **Extract MAF blocks from user supplied alignments** allows the user to work with his/her own alignemnts instead of those cached at Galaxy site. This tool takes two datasets as inputs - (1) genomic intervals and (2) alignemnts.
* **Extract MAF blocks from user supplied alignments** allows the user to work with his/her own alignments instead of those cached at Galaxy site. This tool takes two datasets as inputs - (1) genomic intervals and (2) alignments.
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