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  • lee27
    Junior Member
    • Jul 2012
    • 3

    Transcriptome to transcriptome alignment

    Hello!
    I have assembled a de novo transcriptome and would like to align my transcriptome (as assembled) to an existing transcriptome of a related species. The software I am familiar with only aligns reads to assemblies. Recommendations on software able to do this alignment? Thank you!
    Cheers, Laura
  • Richard Finney
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2009
    • 701

    #2
    Check out blat from Jim Kent at UCSC or blast from NCBI.

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    • figo1019
      Member
      • Jun 2012
      • 32

      #3
      Originally posted by lee27 View Post
      Hello!
      I have assembled a de novo transcriptome and would like to align my transcriptome (as assembled) to an existing transcriptome of a related species. The software I am familiar with only aligns reads to assemblies. Recommendations on software able to do this alignment? Thank you!
      Cheers, Laura
      Hi , I am trying with the BLASTX with the Amino acids of the reference genome. Another way also can be try BLAT with the Transcriptome and take out the best hits and make the alignment. Some one suggested the Reciprocal BLAST also to be sure .

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      • JackieBadger
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        • Mar 2009
        • 385

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