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  • juan.isaza
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    My experience with Bowtie2 is limited to map Illumina reads to reference genome.
    have in mind that bowtie output is in sam format.

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  • sampie
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    Thanks for suggestion.

    How about bowtie2? It seem to be quite popular and good tools. From bowtie2 help I found that it can be disabled that N is considered as a negatively scoring match. However, I did not find an option to have N as positively scoring match.

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  • juan.isaza
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    with fasta package you can align local-local, local-global, global-global

    http://fasta.bioch.virginia.edu/fast...sta_down.shtml

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  • sampie
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    Hi,

    It seems it might be possible to get blast to work for some data set by trying various parameters. However, I contacted ncbi support and they told that handling ambiguous matches is not the strong suite of BLAST.

    So, I quess it is better to just try to find a local aligner which does support ambiguous matches.

    Any suggestions for a good local aligner for this purpose?

    Thanks

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  • juan.isaza
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    Originally posted by sampie View Post
    Hi,

    I have a trialseq.fa file having a sequence:

    >trialseq
    TGGCCTAACCTTCGGGAAGGAGCCGTCTAAGGCAGGGCAGATGACNNNNNNNNNNNNGTAACAAGNNNNNNNNNNNNGAACCTGNNNNNNGATCACCTCCTTTCTA

    There is also a blast db having the same sequence:
    makeblastdb -in trialseq.fa -dbtype nucl -out trial.db

    The trialseq has been blasted agains the DB:
    blastn -db trial.db -query trialseq.fa -out blast.txt

    However, blast result show only a partial match:

    ----
    Score = 84.2 bits (45), Expect = 4e-22
    Identities = 45/45 (100%), Gaps = 0/45 (0%)
    Strand=Plus/Plus

    Query 1 TGGCCTAACCTTCGGGAAGGAGCCGTCTAAGGCAGGGCAGATGAC 45
    |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
    Sbjct 1 TGGCCTAACCTTCGGGAAGGAGCCGTCTAAGGCAGGGCAGATGAC 45

    ----

    How to use blast in such a way that it would return true 100% match? So that N would match as any nucleotide.

    Thanks
    have you tried modifying Query filtering options?

    Code:
    -dust <String>
       Filter query sequence with DUST (Format: 'yes', 'level window linker', or
       'no' to disable)
       Default = `20 64 1'
     -filtering_db <String>
       BLAST database containing filtering elements (i.e.: repeats)
     -window_masker_taxid <Integer>
       Enable WindowMasker filtering using a Taxonomic ID
     -window_masker_db <String>
       Enable WindowMasker filtering using this repeats database.
     -soft_masking <Boolean>
       Apply filtering locations as soft masks
       Default = `true'
     -lcase_masking
       Use lower case filtering in query and subject sequence(s)?

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  • sampie
    started a topic ncbi-blast

    ncbi-blast

    Hi,

    I have a trialseq.fa file having a sequence:

    >trialseq
    TGGCCTAACCTTCGGGAAGGAGCCGTCTAAGGCAGGGCAGATGACNNNNNNNNNNNNGTAACAAGNNNNNNNNNNNNGAACCTGNNNNNNGATCACCTCCTTTCTA

    There is also a blast db having the same sequence:
    makeblastdb -in trialseq.fa -dbtype nucl -out trial.db

    The trialseq has been blasted agains the DB:
    blastn -db trial.db -query trialseq.fa -out blast.txt

    However, blast result show only a partial match:

    ----
    Score = 84.2 bits (45), Expect = 4e-22
    Identities = 45/45 (100%), Gaps = 0/45 (0%)
    Strand=Plus/Plus

    Query 1 TGGCCTAACCTTCGGGAAGGAGCCGTCTAAGGCAGGGCAGATGAC 45
    |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
    Sbjct 1 TGGCCTAACCTTCGGGAAGGAGCCGTCTAAGGCAGGGCAGATGAC 45

    ----

    How to use blast in such a way that it would return true 100% match? So that N would match as any nucleotide.

    Thanks

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