The inability to draw the CST (clustered stacked) layer in a heatmap on CLC Genomics Workbench may be due to a technical issue or a feature limitation of the software. It would be best to consult the software documentation, contact CLC Genomics support, or seek assistance from the user community to resolve this issue.
How the DNA sequence I extracted (from the mapping I did on CLC-genomics workstation) has several other letters in addition to the Cs,Gs,Ts&As, and of course Ns for ambiguous bases?
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Answer by
Robert Polubinski
I've studied the online help manual and it appears that you have the possibility to configure the extraction procedure. Access the following page to see what it needs to be configured based on your preferences and then repeat the procedure.
This is the only thing I've found about CLC Genomics Workbench and naming rules for the extracted sequences.
The inability to draw the CST (clustered stacked) layer in a heatmap on CLC Genomics Workbench may be due to a technical issue or a feature limitation of the software. It would be best to consult the software documentation, contact CLC Genomics support, or seek assistance from the user community to resolve this issue.
How the DNA sequence I extracted (from the mapping I did on CLC-genomics workstation) has several other letters in addition to the Cs,Gs,Ts&As, and of course Ns for ambiguous bases?
I've studied the online help manual and it appears that you have the possibility to configure the extraction procedure. Access the following page to see what it needs to be configured based on your preferences and then repeat the procedure.
This is the only thing I've found about CLC Genomics Workbench and naming rules for the extracted sequences.