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  • sagnikbanerjee15
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    Originally posted by gringer View Post
    LAST and GraphMap should also work.
    Thank you. David

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  • gringer
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    LAST and GraphMap should also work.

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  • sagnikbanerjee15
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    Thanks a lot!!! You were of immense help

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  • GenoMax
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    You could use mapPacBio.sh from BBMap (which chunks input sequences into 6 kb pieces and then aligns them).

    In this size range though you could use BLAT or LASTZ as other alternatives.

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  • Align full length contigs instead of reads

    Hello,

    Splice aligners like HiSAT2 and STAR are optimised to map short reads (~100bp) to large genomes. I have assembled contigs available. I wish to align those contigs to the genomes. Do you think using HiSAT2 and STAR to align the contigs to a long genome will be a good choice? If not, could anyone suggest a better alternative?

    Thank you

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