Alternative Splicing.

In out heat stress experiment a total of 42 alternatively spliced genes were identified. I took a quick look [here](http://onsnetwork.org/halfshell/2015/04/06/splicing-around/), but lets be a little more systematic 

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tldr table

##<b>gene:CGI_10016948</b>
scaffold1391:350298-393065
Type = gene

<b>ID</b>:&nbsp;gene:CGI_10016948<br/><b>assembly_name</b>:&nbsp;GCA_000297895.1<br/><b>biotype</b>:&nbsp;protein_coding<br/><b>description</b>:&nbsp;Fibrocystin-L  [Source:UniProtKB/TrEMBL;Acc:K1Q166<br/>]<br/><b>logic_name</b>:&nbsp;genemodel_cgigas<br/><b>version</b>:&nbsp;1<br/>
scaffold1391:350298-393065

Generally this gene is very methylated given other data. This gene is also differentially expressed, and hypomethylated.
<img src="http://eagle.fish.washington.edu/cnidarian/skitch/IGV_-_Session___Volumes_web_halfshell_2015-05-comgenbro_igv_session_xml_1B5035C1.png" alt="IGV_-_Session___Volumes_web_halfshell_2015-05-comgenbro_igv_session_xml_1B5035C1.png"/>

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The next gene is not annotated and there is no array information. A blast clearly identifies the gene as  alpha-(1,3)-fucosyltransferase C-like. 

<img src="http://eagle.fish.washington.edu/cnidarian/skitch/IGV_-_Session___Volumes_web_halfshell_2015-05-comgenbro_igv_session_xml_1B50376A.png" alt="IGV_-_Session___Volumes_web_halfshell_2015-05-comgenbro_igv_session_xml_1B50376A.png"/>


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