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Is there anyway to make this work with inter-chromosomal rearrangements?
For assemblies with an equal number of chromosomes I get this response due to a reciprocal translocation between two chromosomes
Reading Coords — ERROR — chrVII_chrIV in genome B is best match for two chromosomes in genome A. Cannot assign chromosomes automatically.
Thanks!
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Ideally, in the two fasta files, sequences corresponding to the same chromosomes should have exactly same identifiers. For example:
##File1.fa
Chr1
ATGCGGAT
Chr2
GTCAAGTC
##File2.fa
Chr1
GACTATGC
Chr2
GGTCAGGT
When there is a discrepancy in the identifiers, SyRI tries to match chromosomes in the two fasta files using their alignment information. However, sometimes it is not possible to automatically match chromosomes (like in the above case). This issue can be resolved by manually fixing the chromosome identifiers, so that corresponding chromosomes in the two fasta files have exactly the same identifiers.
Hello,
Is there anyway to make this work with inter-chromosomal rearrangements?
For assemblies with an equal number of chromosomes I get this response due to a reciprocal translocation between two chromosomes
Reading Coords — ERROR — chrVII_chrIV in genome B is best match for two chromosomes in genome A. Cannot assign chromosomes automatically.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: