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  • how to generate a unigene set

    Hi,

    I see alot of transcriptome assembly papers discussing a de novo assembly, and then generating 'unigenes' from the redundant contigs, for some definition of unigene.

    How does one usually go about generating a unigene set from the raw contig assembly set. Any particular software that does this?
    e.g. I was looking into this and some seem to use cd-hit-est program?

    thanks,

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    There are many ways to approach this, but one straightforward approach would be to use usearch. Take a look at the manual as there is a specific section with exact commands for generating non-redundant databases.

    EDIT: I've had problems with usearch using too much memory (for a typical desktop machine) so I wanted to throw in another option. You may want to also consider trying Vmatch. Section 9.9.8 (page 60) of the Vmatch manual shows you the commands for creating a non-redundant set of sequences.
    Last edited by SES; 08-30-2012, 07:15 AM.

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