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3.4 years ago
yarongeffen
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Hi, I’ve tried emboss skipredundant command (http://emboss.sourceforge.net/apps/cvs/emboss/apps/skipredundant.html) using the following two sequences:
>1
MMA
>2
MMG
Which of course have a similarity of 66.7%. But when running skipredundant with threshold 70% the sequences we’re still separated. How come?
Thanks
Is there a minimum length requirement that is coming into play?
As far as I understand there is no minimum length requirement. When running needle command (http://emboss.sourceforge.net/apps/release/6.6/emboss/apps/needle.html) on the following two sequences:
I do get an output file with similarity of 66.7%.
I also tried skipredundant with threshold 70 on the following two 120 amino acid length sequences:
and they got separated into two different files even though needle command output their similarity as 1.3%.
Did anyone understand what was wrong?
What do you mean by they got separated into two files? If I try your example sequences only 1 sequence is kept.
GenoMax
I meant, if both of the sequences have a similarity of 1.3%, why only 1 sequence is kept? as I understand 2 of them should be kept because their similarity is below 70%
Thanks