Hi, Lynn!

 From kent/src/jkOwnLib/genoFind.c:

static int gfNearEnough = 300;

int nearEnough = (gf->isPep ? gfNearEnough/3 : gfNearEnough);


Nucleotide BLAT:
 >What is the default constraint on the distance between the two perfect 
11-mer matches?

300 bases.

 > Is this still the default initial match criteria used by the web 
version of BLAT?

yes.


Protein BLAT:
 >What is the default constraint on the distance between theses 4-mers,
100 bases.

 > and is this still the default initial match criteria used by the web 
version of protein BLAT?

yes.


For stand-alone blat, the default minMatch for protein is 1.
For gfServer, the default minMatch for protein is 3.

Happy aligning!
-Galt

7/3/2011 11:16 AM, Young, Lynn (NIH/OD/ORS) [E]:
> Greetings,
>
> Thank you for web access to BLAT.
>
> According to the 2002 BLAT paper, for the initial match criteria,

"nucleotide BLAT uses the two perfect 11-mer match criteria by default."

What is the default constraint on the distance between the two perfect 
11-mer matches?
>
> Is this still the default initial match criteria used by the web version of 
> BLAT?
>


> I have a similar question for protein BLAT access via the web.

The 2002 paper says the default initial match criteria uses 3 perfect 
4-mers.

What is the default constraint on the distance between theses 4-mers,

and is this still the default initial match criteria used by the web 
version of protein BLAT?
>
> Sincerely,
> Lynn
>
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