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  • Cluster similar sequences

    Hello,
    I have some sequences which are mapping the end of of referential sequence, and i'm waiting to have 4 groups of different sequences.
    So I want to know how can I clusterize similar sequences, eventually using a de novo method of clustering , any suggestions....


    Thanks

  • #2
    many sequences ? fast ?
    compute the distance matrix
    cumulative nearest unused neighbor
    traveling salesman
    cumulative nearest distance between grouped and still ungrouped sequences

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    • #3
      CD-Hits


      USEARCH/UCLUST

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      • #4
        Hello,
        I want to catch new TEs insertion.
        So I sarted with unammped reads, and I tried to force the mapping only in the TEs genome.
        I did it with BWA
        bwa index -a bwtsw TE_a.fasta
        bwa bwasw TE_a.fasta unmapped_reads.fasta > TE_a.sam

        I took after only the reads which mapped at the extremity l
        cat /archives/a2e/kassam/Epiril260/epiril260_vandal.sam | awk 'and($2, 4)!=4 && $6~/[0-9][0-9]+S/'

        And i tried with Cd-hit and Usearch to clusterized the reads.

        But I did not have good clustering reads, so I want to know if someone has another idea to do that or methodology?

        Thanks a lot

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