Portal of UCSC Genome Browser Mirror

Public access

 

Non-partners of the Australian mirror of the UCSC Genome Browser can access the public mirror at http://genome.qfab.org.

 

Access for partners

 

Partners of the Australian mirror of the UCSC Genome Browser own dedicated resources with the ability to privatly store their own tracks. Access to these resources requires a VPN connection and an account that can be requested to the Partner representative.

Partner	URL	SSH	Representative
Griffith University	http://genome.griffith.qfab.org	genome.griffith.qfab.org	Othmar Korn (o.korn@griffith.edu.au)
IMB	http://genome.imb.qfab.org	genome.imb.qfab.org	Cas Simons (c.simons@qfab.org)
QUT	http://genome.qut.qfab.org	genome.qut.qfab.org	James Hogan (j.hogan@qut.edu.au)
CSIRO Livestock Industries	http://genome.csiro.qfab.org	genome.csiro.qfab.org	Wes Barris (Wes.Barris@csiro.au)

 

Help Resources

 

Any questions related to the use of the UCSC genome browser should be directed to UCSC:

• UCSC Help
• UCSC FAQ

Login into this portal using your ucsc user login and password will give access to technical resources, documentation on how to use the mirror, VPN clients...

 

 

Condition of use & disclaimer

 

If you visit and use the mirror, you accept these conditions.

The mirror site and all information, content, software and services included on or otherwise made available are provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis. QFAB and its partners make no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, as to the operation of this mirror site or the information, content, software and services included on or otherwise made available through this mirror site. The use of this mirror site is at the sole risk of the user.

In addition, the same conditions of use as those of the UCSC Genome browser apply to this mirror as follow:

The sequence and annotation data displayed in the Genome Browser are freely available for any use with the following conditions:

• Genome sequence data use restrictions are noted within the species sections on the Credits page.
• Some annotation tracks contributed by external collaborators contain proprietary data that have specific use restrictions. To check for restrictions associated with a particular genome assembly, review the database/README.txt file in the assembly's downloads directory.

The Genome Browser and Blat software are free for academic, nonprofit, and personal use. A license is required for commercial use. See the Licenses page for more information.