.. _`grch38-segmental-dups-ucsc-v1`: grch38-segmental-dups-ucsc-v1 ============================= |downloads| Segmental duplications (SuperDups) File from UCSC. That is, duplications of at least 1kb total sequence of non-repeatmasker sequence in bed format. Remapped from UCSC hg38 to Ensembl GRCh38. ================================== ==================================== GGD Package grch38-segmental-dups-ucsc-v1 Species Homo_sapiens Genome Build GRCh38 GGD Channel ggd-genomics Package Version 1 Recipe Author mjc Data Provider UCSC Data Version 19-Oct-2014 Genomic File Type bed Data file coordinate basing 0-based-inclusive Package's Data Files grch38-segmental-dups-ucsc-v1.bed.gz, grch38-segmental-dups-ucsc-v1.bed.gz.tbi Approximate Size of Each Data File grch38-segmental-dups-ucsc-v1.bed.gz: **4.14M**, grch38-segmental-dups-ucsc-v1.bed.gz.tbi: **79.50K** Package Keywords superdups, segdups, seg, dups, duplications, UCSC, Segmental-Duplication Package Dependencies: grch38-chrom-mapping-ucsc2ensembl-ncbi-v1, gsort, htslib, zlib Recipe https://github.com/gogetdata/ggd-recipes/tree/master/recipes/genomics/Homo_sapiens/GRCh38/grch38-segmental-dups-ucsc-v1 ================================== ==================================== Install with ``--prefix`` ------------------------- **Prefix install enabled:** *True* Installation ------------ .. highlight: bash With ggd installed and an activated ggd channel (see :ref:`using-ggd`), install with:: ggd install -c genomics grch38-segmental-dups-ucsc-v1 .. |downloads| image:: https://anaconda.org/ggd-genomics/grch38-segmental-dups-ucsc-v1/badges/downloads.svg :target: https://anaconda.org/ggd-genomics/grch38-segmental-dups-ucsc-v1 Activating Environment Variables -------------------------------- Run :code:`source activate base` after installing the data package to activate the environment variables associated with this data package. .. note:: You must be in the conda environment where the data package was installed in order to use the associated environment variables. Otherwise, use :code:`ggd get-files` to access this package's data files.