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Mapping SSR #20
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You can check the sequence name is the same or not in your annotation file and sequence file. |
Respected sir
In this case we cannot examine location of identified SSRs in other
genomes?
Like if i identify SSRs in Grevillea robusta we cannot search the
distribution of these identified SSRs in Eucalyptus annotation file?
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You can check the sequence name is the same or not in your annotation file
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Yes, the mapping function in our program is just comparing the coordinates of SSRs with gene features not alignment to locate SSRs to genes. |
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One of the Reviewers raised a query "distribution of identified SSRs in different genomic regions". I tried to run on both Linux and Windows operating systems. Identification of SSRs and their statistical report was perfectly obtained but while analyzing annotation files no results were obtained. I downloaded the GFF, GTF, and GFF3 files from NCBI and Ensemble. Please guide me regarding this issue. Thanking you
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