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  • edge
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2009
    • 199
    #1

    Repeat Sequence Library Generation

    Repeat sequence such as transposable elements, centromere-related sequence, telomere related sequence, etc are high abundant in plant genome.
    Does anybody got any idea regarding generate the repeat sequence library such as RepBase?
    Normally what is the general size of transposable elements, centromere-related sequence, telomere related sequence, etc in plant genome?
    Hopefully we can discuss and share idea here
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  • ychang
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    • Oct 2010
    • 17
    #2
    you want to sequence the repeat seqs or remove the repeat seq from the library?

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    • edge
      Senior Member
      • Sep 2009
      • 199
      #3
      Firstly I plan to generate a repeat sequence library.
      After then, I want to mask the repeat sequence in my query genome based on the repeat sequence library that I created.
      Do you have any idea or suggestion to archive my goal?
      Thanks first

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      • ychang
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        • Oct 2010
        • 17
        #4
        How about we chat by QQ? my Email: [email protected]

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