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      <title>Genome browsers</title>
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      <description>If you are doing research in biology, you will have to know how to use the Genome browsers:
UCSC genome browser, Ensemble, and the NCBI genome browser.
See a introduction here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtJ6FvwCVTM&amp;amp;list=PLdmZ_rDf9sGScxV3bCR_QpDYaUpBY_CEA
I use UCSC genome browser a lot, mostly because of the rich annotation tracks. Sometimes, I go to Ensemble, it has a better view of sequences of exons and introns etc. I barely use the NCBI genome browser.</description>
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