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  • matiasfreired
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2011
    • 4

    #1

    How I find not assembly read in a reference assembly???

    Hello everyone!

    I made a sequence of 454 junior GS, I want to make comparisons with the reference genome. I am interested in any delesion or insertion into the genome sequenced, did the assembly with the reference genome with the DNAstar program, but do not know how I can find the readings that were not assembled. Precisely, these are sequences that interest me, somebody help me??

    thanks in advance!!
  • seb567
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    • Jul 2008
    • 260

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    Originally posted by matiasfreired View Post
    Hello everyone!

    I made a sequence of 454 junior GS, I want to make comparisons with the reference genome. I am interested in any delesion or insertion into the genome sequenced, did the assembly with the reference genome with the DNAstar program, but do not know how I can find the readings that were not assembled. Precisely, these are sequences that interest me, somebody help me??

    thanks in advance!!

    Hello,

    Perhaps you can contact DNAstar, I am sure they will help.

    There is something, however, that I don't quite grasp in your query. How come you want to fetch unaligned sequences while your primary goal, as you say, is any "deletion or insertion into the genome sequenced."


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