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Allocation into lineages for metazoan LTR-RTs #51
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Hi Alex,
The request may be implemented with
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Hi Ren-Gang, Thanks for the clarifications; take-on message is that it is still not possible to allocate animal LTR-RTs into lineages yet. Hopefully, some animal TE labs will take the plunge in a way that Neumann et al (2019) and others before them did for plants. Your script is very helpful and I've missed it, but my request was for retrieving the sequence of the full-length elements, not their genes! Best, |
Hi,Alex. You may just extract the sequence id of the full-length elements (i.e. from |
Thanks Ren-Gang! |
Hi Ren-Gang,
This issue may partially overlap with previous questions, but I think it will help if it shows up separately here.
Is there any progress/updates on allocating animal LTR-RTs into lineages (SIRE, Ale, Tekay etc.) as you successfully do in plants, or this is yet not possible?
Related to this, what is the purpose of selecting -db rexdb-metazoa instead of rexdb-plants? I suppose that it is helping towards a better allocation into Copia, Ty3, or unknown LTR-RTs, correct?
Could you also please clarify (and maybe add a note in the main page of what is rexdb-tir and rexdb-pnas? Apologies if this information is somewhere but I've missed it.
Also a request: could you add an output file in TEsorter that the user can easily select the fasta files of the full-length elements (i.e. the original input file) that are SIRE, or ATHILA etc.? That will be very handy if someone is interested in further analyzing a specific lineage.
Thanks,
Alex
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