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I was using a very similar Kent-like pipeline for some comparative work and discovered that the -faQ and -faT options
gave different results than those obtained using 2bit files. It looked like the chained alignments generated using
the -faQ and -faT options were often of poorer quality.
After discussing this with the UCSC genome browser folks it turned out that there was indeed a bug in axtChain and
this was fixed in May of 2023 (so probably only in June 2023 onwards releases):
Hi. I just wanted to flag a warning about the comparative genomics pipeline and specifically this line:
axtChain $axt $ref $query $chain -linearGap=loose -faQ -faT
I was using a very similar Kent-like pipeline for some comparative work and discovered that the -faQ and -faT options
gave different results than those obtained using 2bit files. It looked like the chained alignments generated using
the -faQ and -faT options were often of poorer quality.
After discussing this with the UCSC genome browser folks it turned out that there was indeed a bug in axtChain and
this was fixed in May of 2023 (so probably only in June 2023 onwards releases):
ucscGenomeBrowser/kent@7106942?diff=split
Prior to this, results obtained from axtChain in -faQ -faT mode may have been problematic.
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