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  • visualizing differences between gneome builds

    Hi,

    I know you have the remap tool to map genomic coordinates between different builds, but I was wondering if there is any visualizing tool that I can use to compare the assembly of small region (lets say 2Mb) from two assemblies of the same species.
    Thanks.

  • #2
    You could open two copies of IGV (or UCSC/Ensembl browser in two web browser windows) and tile them. But I guess you are looking for a tool that can open both builds in the same window?

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    • #3
      Yes, I was looking for a software where I was able to detect differences in assembly like duplications, inversions, expansions quite easily in a 2 Mb window or so...

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      • #4
        If I understand what you're looking for, you might have a look at Mauve. You load your genomes and it gives you a graphical representation of the genomes with boxes and lines drawn to show homology. It really helps visualize genomic rearrangements.

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        • #5
          Perfect. Thanks a lot for Mauve

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