Greetings aligners,

I’ve recently completed the assembly of two insect genomes of ~350MB size. The 
contain repeat and noncoding DNA structure more similar to mammals than, say, 
drosophila. They are also about 5 million years divergent. Using 
progressiveMauve with default settings seems to have worked well for some of 
our downstream analysis but I am trying to improve the results if possible. I 
searched through the original publication and looked at this lists archives but 
was unable to figure out how changing some of the parameters might improve 
things. Are there any recommended settings for island-size, seed-family, hmm 
parameters, repeat penalty, or gap parameters, or others for large 
vertebrate-like genomes?

Also, what approach would you take to parse out statistics like number of 
rearrangements?

progressiveMauve and all analysis are being carried out from the command line.

Best regards,
Jason

Jason Hill, Ph.D.
Wheat Lab
Zoologiska Institutionen
Stockholms Universitet
D-419 Svante Arrhenius v 18B
S-10691 Stockholm Sweden

tel: +46 72 748 80 90




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