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The genome sequence displayed in the "Reference sequence" track is completely different to that displayed in the "Annotations" track (or more accurately out of sync with each by a few bases).
This also seem to result in the splice site checker in the "transcript details" window showing lots of non-canonical splice sites. In the case below (ENST00000661030) I know all the annotated splice sites are actually canonical but are not being displayed as such:
However, when I refresh the page this error resolves itself. The genome sequence in both tracks is now the same (although the "horizontal flip" function works slightly differently in each), and the splice sites for ENST00000661030 appear correctly:
It seems like if you start at these coordinates: 1:78,938,247..78,938,318[rev] and then start navigating around/altering the co-ords a bit (i.e. by a combination of zooming in and out; flipping the strand etc) you can normally replicate the issue fairly often.....
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Reported by Toby
The genome sequence displayed in the "Reference sequence" track is completely different to that displayed in the "Annotations" track (or more accurately out of sync with each by a few bases).
This also seem to result in the splice site checker in the "transcript details" window showing lots of non-canonical splice sites. In the case below (ENST00000661030) I know all the annotated splice sites are actually canonical but are not being displayed as such:
However, when I refresh the page this error resolves itself. The genome sequence in both tracks is now the same (although the "horizontal flip" function works slightly differently in each), and the splice sites for ENST00000661030 appear correctly:
It seems like if you start at these coordinates: 1:78,938,247..78,938,318[rev] and then start navigating around/altering the co-ords a bit (i.e. by a combination of zooming in and out; flipping the strand etc) you can normally replicate the issue fairly often.....
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: