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  • polijana
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    • Feb 2013
    • 12

    #1

    gene models

    Hello everyone,

    I have questions here, I do have a set of predicted gene models (from ~25k assembled contigs)..there are also another set of gene models(from JGI) of different species of the same genus im working with...so, how am i going to compare between these two set of gene models?The one from JGI is n chromosme level but mine only at contigs level. Im interested to know the location of my gene models with refer to the pseudochromosme at JGI. Thnks
  • mike.t
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    • Mar 2010
    • 36

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    JGI should provide a mapping file that shows the order of the contigs in the pseudochromosome. you need to write a program (Perl, Python etc) to convert your contig level coordinates to the pseudochromosome coordinates.

    Are the JGI models available in contig coordinates from some other database? GenBank perhaps?

    3rd option - align the transcripts of models to the pseudochromosome using a spliced aligner. this could introduce errors though, especially with duplicated genes

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    • polijana
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      • Feb 2013
      • 12

      #3
      thanks mike, apreciate it

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