What problem does it solve? Determining whether a genomic variant or region is evolutionarily conserved or overlaps transcription factor binding sites requires querying multiple UCSC tracks manually, which is slow and error-prone. This Skill automates retrieval of phyloP/phastCons conservation scores and TFBS data from ENCODE, JASPAR, and ReMap via the UCSC REST API. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Conservation Scoring: Fetch phyloP and phastCons scores for single variants or regions across vertebrate, mammal, and primate alignments on hg38 or hg19. - TFBS Lookup: Query transcription factor binding sites from ENCODE clusters, JASPAR predictions, and ReMap ChIP-seq atlases, with optional TF name filtering. - Acceleration Analysis: Compute summary statistics on phyloP scores to flag regions undergoing evolutionary acceleration. - Use Case: Given a non-coding SNV at chr1:215867804, retrieve its phyloP100way score to assess pathogenicity, then check whether it disrupts a TP53 binding site from JASPAR. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to fetch conservation scores and TFBS for a genomic coordinate such as chr8:11748914-11749085 using the UCSC conservation skill with output saved to a JSON file.