Notebook annotation

Intervals are one of the most common data abstractions used in genome informatics, along with strings and graphs. DNA has an intricate dynamic three-dimensional structure, but for many bioinformatics applications we can get away with ignoring this level of detail and representing the molecule instead as a static linear sequence of symbols. Genomic features—such as genes or transposable elements …

Some notes on my data forensics to determine whether there are any differences between the RefSeq Arabidopsis annotation and TAIR10.