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  • Whole genome alighment

    Hi,

    Can someone suggest me the tools which can be used for whole genome alignments.

    I am having the data in contigs and not as one complete circular genome.

    and i need to compare two bacteria belong to same species.

    can some one help me out

    regards

    Rosh

  • #2
    there is : Mauve
    or this one: MGA

    i always used mauve when i had to do a full genome alignment

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    • #3
      Thanks a lot for the reply.,

      Can i do it even if its a set of contigs. i have around 70 contigs in each genome

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      • #4
        Originally posted by roshanbernard View Post
        Thanks a lot for the reply.,

        Can i do it even if its a set of contigs. i have around 70 contigs in each genome
        From Mauve docs:

        Sequence file input formats

        Genome sequence files can be given to Mauve in any of FastA, Multi-FastA, GenBank flat file, or raw formats. Mauve deduces the file format based on the file name extension. By default, a file with any unrecognized file name extension is assumed to be in (Multi-)FastA format.
        So I guess that should be no problem!

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        • #5
          thank you..

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