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  • blastn m0 -> m8 bug

    Hi,all

    Does anyone meet this question.

    Blastn Error:

    Error :m=0, E-value = e-141,Gaps=3, However when m=8,E-value is 2e-141, Gaps=2

    Tool:Blast

    The version number:blast-2.2.26 /blastn

    Parameter:default

    Query :DNA sequence, 1477 bp, test.fa

    Database: Rv0002, 1209 bp, Rv0002.fa

    Output:

    m=0

    Score = 490 bits (247), Expect = e-141

    Identities = 263/266 (98%), Gaps = 3/266 (1%)

    Strand = Plus / Plus

    m=8

    test Rv0002 98.87 266 0 2 944 1206 178 443 2e-141 490

    Thanks very much!

  • #2
    Have you tried the current release, BLAST+ 2.2.29, which may well have fixed this?

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    • #3
      cross posted on http://www.biostars.org/p/94956

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      • #4
        Originally posted by maubp View Post
        Have you tried the current release, BLAST+ 2.2.29, which may well have fixed this?
        Thanks a lot ,it's OK,I think may they have the different algorithm.

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        • #5
          Thanks a lot ,it's OK,I think may they have the different algorithm.

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