As of November 2023, NCBI’s Remap tool will no longer be available. Due to low usage of Remap, a tool that projects annotation data from one coordinate system to another, we are focusing our development efforts on our more popular resources and tools.
We encourage you to check out our newest, easy-to-use visualization tool, the Comparative Genome Viewer (CGV), which displays assembly-assembly whole genome alignments to help you quickly compare eukaryotic genome assemblies and easily identify genomic changes that may be significant to biology and evolution.
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This is very unfortunate decision. The CGV is interesting but definitely does not fulfill the same needs as the Remap tool. I do not see a way to find an exact position in another assembly. In fact, CGV is useless for me and Remap will be very much missed. 🙁
Thank you for the feedback. We’ve passed this along to the product team.
Please contact our help desk at info@ncbi.nlm.nih.gov to receive suggestions for tools that provide similar services.
The remap function is still very interesting, it can only be used here, and it seems that other places do not have such a function
Thank you. The liftover service at UCSC offers similar functionality. https://genome.ucsc.edu/cgi-bin/hgLiftOver