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  • thedamian
    Member
    • Feb 2012
    • 50

    #1

    Find an uniqe sequence in a range of chromosome coordinates

    Hi All,

    I have a range of chromosome coordinates i.e.
    Code:
    HERC6 4:89,280,000-89,350,000
    From this range, I have to pull out a subsequence of 200-400 nucleotides. The subsequence shouldn't appear in another part of the human genome. This should be an unique sequence. (The best case, the subsequence would be an exon of HERC6, but not necessary)

    Do you have any idae how to automate this process? Which tools/services should I use?


    I know I can do this in such way:
    HTML Code:
    Ensembl -> type in the search box "4:89,280,000-89,350,000" -> export data -> cut a subsequence -> paste to the blast.
    But this way is not satisfactory.
  • Richard Finney
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2009
    • 701

    #2
    Just use mabability tracks at CGWB or UCSC ...

    No need to brute force this when many folks have done the work already.

    Just use any of the mapability tracks available at UCSC or CGWB:

    See CBIIT Mapability track at CGWB:


    Note top track is based on 100bp. Set your window to 200 bp and look for all white in the Mapability track.

    There's similar mapability tracks at UCSC :

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    • dariober
      Senior Member
      • May 2010
      • 311

      #3
      Originally posted by thedamian View Post
      Hi All,

      From this range, I have to pull out a subsequence of 200-400 nucleotides. The subsequence shouldn't appear in another part of the human genome. This should be an unique sequence. (The best case, the subsequence would be an exon of HERC6, but not necessary)

      Do you have any idae how to automate this process? Which tools/services should I use?
      Hello,

      I think vmatch can do what you want, it's a very flexible tool. In particular look at examples 9.9.1 and 9.9.5 of the manual

      All the best
      Dario

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