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  • NicoBxl
    not just another member
    • Aug 2010
    • 264

    #1

    perfect alignment match

    Hi,

    I've a little problem with an alignment. I want to know to view the perfect alignment of a query to a database . Here's an example :

    query

    >query1
    ATGC

    subject :

    >seq1
    GATGC
    >seq2
    CGATGC
    >seq3
    ATGC

    When I use Blast, the three alignment have the same e-value and score, but the best alignment for me is with seq3 ( same size )

    is it a blast parameter to change ?

    or an another program to use

    Thanks,

    Nicolas
  • NicoBxl
    not just another member
    • Aug 2010
    • 264

    #2
    it's strange isn't it ?

    nobody knows ?

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    • epigen
      Senior Member
      • May 2010
      • 101

      #3
      Blast is a local alignment tool, so it will only consider the aligned part, in you example the ATGC, which is the same in all 3 sequences. There are 4 perfect matches, giving the same score for all 3. The e value is calcuated from the length of the match and the score - also the same. At no point the length of the whole target sequence is taken into account. That means to get your "best alignment" for the same size, you have to filter the results by target sequence length, probably by writing a small script. I don't know of any Blast parameter that could be useful.

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      • NicoBxl
        not just another member
        • Aug 2010
        • 264

        #4
        ok I'll write a perl script

        thanks

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