User: ricardoguerreiro2121
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... Woa, only saw this now, sorry, thanks for the answer!
My parent species are closely related, in the same genus, or sometimes from different genii but in the same family (Brassicaceae). I do expect back-crossing to be possible.
I'll try to use your tips when I return to this project, I've been b ...
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... The first question has not been answered yet. I'd like knowing. I'm right now filtering on 0.5 AED score. ...
written 3 months ago by
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... Hi,
Did you find the answer? I think it's as simple as providing the n.PC = 10 parameter in your sommer::GWAS function. It does everything automatically.
Cheers,
Ricardo ...
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... Thank you for clearing it up. Same when I use the raw pacbio reads? I expect Structural Variation, the reference is from a different genotype of my plant.
I want to see where my reads map in the reference, in order to clean out reads that don't belong to the target region that I am trying to assem ...
written 10 months ago by
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... Hello,
I'm mapping scaffolded pacbio to a reference assembly with Minimap2. The scaffolds are very long, so I would expect mostly unique mappings. But that is far away from the case. I get the 4x more mappings than my original reads.
My questions are:
- Is this normal with such long scaffolds? ...
written 10 months ago by
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... Hey,
I have created a scientifically interesting hybrid of two related plant species, but I am not sure if it really is hybrid, so I got low coverage nanopore sequencing for them.
I have relatively good assemblies for both parents. The idea is now to map the reads of the new hybrid to each of the ...
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C: Creating assembly graphs .gfa
... What if I try to do an assembly using my scaffolds as reads. Wont it build an assembly graph for them?
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C: What are chimeric reads?
... Is there a way of forcing a linear alignment with bwa? ...
written 11 months ago by
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... I would say so. Try your best assembly possible and then feed it to RaGOO with the reference. I'm trying this right now.
Did you do it? How does it work for you? ...
written 11 months ago by
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... Hello all,
Is it possible to create a .gfa file out of a fasta file?
This is outputted by some assembly programs and is great for assembly visualization in [bandage][1]. But I have now scaffolded my assembly and would like to visualize that as well.
Cheers,
Ricardo
[1]: https://github ...
written 11 months ago by
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