GeneMap
GeneMap, A python tool for identifying the mapping of genes between two genomes by multi evidences.
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Background
When we have multiple genomes of the same species (or related species), we usually need to identify the gene mapping relationship between the two genomes(Gene A in genome a, mapped to gene B in genome B). We used four alternative evidence, including:
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RBH Reciprocal Best BLAST Hits
Despite these and other complication, the identification of reciprocal best hits for gene products is a good first approximation to the identification of orthologues in two or more organisms. It forms the basis for many orthology-finding tools, such as MCL, OrthoMCL and OrthoFinder. It can be carried out by carrying out BLAST+ searches using a short program, and this will be illustrated below.
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ortholog OrthoFinder
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synteny block McScanX
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crosssmap minimap or AnchorWave
Install
TODO
$ pip3 install GeneMap
Usage
$ GeneMap.py -l list.txt -d work_dir -q GenomeA -t GenomeB -o output_prefix
Maintainers
Contributing
Feel free to dive in! Open an issue or submit PRs.
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Contributors
Thanks @songtaogui for design ideas.
License
GPL-3.0 © Weiwenjie
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