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##now use the paf file to find a contigs with good aligning regions
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##good aligning can be that at least a single contig with a minimum alignment length of 10kb
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##take the best two aligning contigs from the dataset (ideally it'll be large contigs from two different genomes)
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##now use the paf file to find a contigs with good aligning regions (in a rather simplistic manner; which we can do as the input assemblies should be long-read)
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##good aligning can be that the contig has at least one alignment with a length > 20kb (remove chances of TE content influencing calculcations)
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##then take the best two aligning contigs from the dataset (ideally it'll be large contigs from two different genomes)
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##to find the 'best'; sum all regions aligning above 10kb in length and take the largest sum (10kb again helps with repeat content)
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##then try to find the edges of the alignments using 10kb seeds (this will be used for the plotting; i.e. only this regions alignment visualised)
##now use this subtracted bedfile to create a starship compatable summary file with captain positions (if present in the new SLR chunk)
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echo"SLR;navis-haplotype;contig;start;end;size;captain;captain_start;captain_end;captain_size;captain_sense"| sed 's/;/\t/g'>${prefix}.SLRs.starships_subtracted.tyrRs.tsv
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