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  • milo0615
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    Hi koustavpal,

    Thank you for the quick reply. I am currently aligning two de novo plant genomes (wild and domesticated genomes) and I am using a related plant genome as reference. My goal is to analyse the genetic diversity and differentiation within and between the domesticated and wild plant. I have already completed the alignment using LASTZ and combined the MAF alignments using MULTIZ but I am confused on what would be my next step. What would you recommend? Should I continue with the LASTZ pipeline or do you have a better method in mind? I would really appreciate your help.


    Regards,

    -Milo

    Originally posted by koustavpal View Post
    Hi milo,

    I figured out the problem and got the entire pipeline working a long time ago, so it's a bit hard for me to remember how i did it. I'll try to help out as much as I can. So basically the first and only document I extensively referred to solve it was the UCSC 28way vertebrate alignment track documentation here http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2099589/

    Maybe you can start there if you haven't already.

    On a side note, this particular pipeline is a long and tedious one, so unless you are trying to do something which hasn't already been done I would strongly recommend against going forward with this. Maybe if you told me what you are trying to accomplish I can help you out with that.

    Leave a comment:


  • koustavpal
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    Hi milo,

    I figured out the problem and got the entire pipeline working a long time ago, so it's a bit hard for me to remember how i did it. I'll try to help out as much as I can. So basically the first and only document I extensively referred to solve it was the UCSC 28way vertebrate alignment track documentation here http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2099589/

    Maybe you can start there if you haven't already.

    On a side note, this particular pipeline is a long and tedious one, so unless you are trying to do something which hasn't already been done I would strongly recommend against going forward with this. Maybe if you told me what you are trying to accomplish I can help you out with that.

    Leave a comment:


  • milo0615
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    Hi koustavpal,

    Were you able to figure it out? What was causing the problem? what Phastcons command did you use? I am in the same situation. Please let me know.


    thank you,

    -Milo

    Originally posted by koustavpal View Post
    i downloaded some pairwise alignment files from UCSC in the axtnet format and converted these to the MAF format the general header looks like this

    a score=21045.000000
    s chr10 1454 357 + 94855758 aataaaaattattggtccccattcctagtgattccaa
    s chr14 106421274 333 - 108792865 aataaaaattctttggccccattcttagtgagtcc

    I had run multiz using these files and then while running phastcons i found out that organisms had not been specified therefore i converted these headers to the appropriate format

    a score=21045.000000
    s organism1.chr10 1454 357 + 94855758 aataaaaattattggtccccattcctag
    s organism2.chr14 106421274 333 - 108792865 aataaaaattctttggccccattctta

    and when i run these files i get an error line 11 of organism1.organism2.maf : inconsistent row size

    and this problem is common in all files where i have made this change
    it would be really helpful if someone can point out the problem here.

    the multiz command i use is

    multiz chr1.organism1.organism2.maf chr1.organism1.organism3.maf chr1.unused > chr1.organism1.organism2.organism3.maf


    and the command i used to change them was:

    awk '/a score/{print;getline;gsub(/chr/,"organism1.chr",$0);print;getline;gsub(/chr/,"organism2.chr",$0);print} /#/{print;}' chr1.organism1.organism2.maf > chr1.organism1.organism2.maf2

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  • koustavpal
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    bump

    not to spam or anything but i really need help on this. so bump!

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  • koustavpal
    started a topic problem running multiz with MAF files

    problem running multiz with MAF files

    i downloaded some pairwise alignment files from UCSC in the axtnet format and converted these to the MAF format the general header looks like this

    a score=21045.000000
    s chr10 1454 357 + 94855758 aataaaaattattggtccccattcctagtgattccaa
    s chr14 106421274 333 - 108792865 aataaaaattctttggccccattcttagtgagtcc

    I had run multiz using these files and then while running phastcons i found out that organisms had not been specified therefore i converted these headers to the appropriate format

    a score=21045.000000
    s organism1.chr10 1454 357 + 94855758 aataaaaattattggtccccattcctag
    s organism2.chr14 106421274 333 - 108792865 aataaaaattctttggccccattctta

    and when i run these files i get an error line 11 of organism1.organism2.maf : inconsistent row size

    and this problem is common in all files where i have made this change
    it would be really helpful if someone can point out the problem here.

    the multiz command i use is

    multiz chr1.organism1.organism2.maf chr1.organism1.organism3.maf chr1.unused > chr1.organism1.organism2.organism3.maf


    and the command i used to change them was:

    awk '/a score/{print;getline;gsub(/chr/,"organism1.chr",$0);print;getline;gsub(/chr/,"organism2.chr",$0);print} /#/{print;}' chr1.organism1.organism2.maf > chr1.organism1.organism2.maf2

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