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  • StephaniePi83
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    • Sep 2011
    • 52

    #1

    Novoalign and mismatches

    Dear all,

    I'am analyzing small RNA seq data (23-30 nt long RNA) and I need to map them allowing up to 4 mismatches.
    I decided to use novoalign.

    I take a read as an example, and i try to map it with up to 4 mismatches on the reference.

    here is the original sequence which align to the reference with 3 mismatches
    >RNA_1
    ATCAGACACTTCATAACACATTTAATA

    I use the following command line :

    Code:
    novoalign -d I_DM -f test.fasta -g 200 -t 90 -r All -F FA
    and get the following result :
    Code:
    >dme_pi_605890_24_5	S	ATCAGACACTTCATAACACATTTAATA	.	U	90	38	>I_DM	I	Drosophila	1870	F	.	.	.	2C>T 11C>T 26C>T
    Then, i change the sequence of the RNA, in order to have 4 mismatches :

    >RNA_1_bis
    ATCAGACACTTCATAACACATTTAATC

    And i use the following command line :

    Code:
    novoalign -d I_DM -f test.fasta -g 200 -t 120 -r All -F FA
    But i have no result, i try with -t option up to 300, but no result, any idea ?

    Thanks in advance for your help !

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