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  • gabrejo
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2015
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    SRA BLAST Issues

    I blasted a nucleotide sequence of telomerase reverse transcriptase subunit against the transcriptome of a sea star with hope of finding homologs. Now, since this is such a common protein, I should definitely have some good hits, but what I want to know is if this splice variant is present in the sea star as well. However, when I blast it with the SRA BLAST tool on ncbi I only get very short fragments hits, most no longer than 20 bp and the sequences are very far apart. Results ranging between the two below:

    Max score Total score Query cover E value Ident
    46.4 46.4 1% 0.083 93%
    41.0 41.0 1% 3.5 93%

    Query: GenBank: JF693290.1
    SRA experiment set: SRX254727

    I used default settings and "Somewhat similar sequences" (there were no hits with "Highly similar sequences").
    Is there something I need to think about when I blast against an SRA experiment? Some settings or something? (I'm qute new to this) Or what could be the explanation of the lack of findings?

    Cheers

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