thanks Carambakaracho, I will have a look, my concern is genes predicted braker or Augustus lack promoter/enhancer/silencer regions, these tools prict genes from the start codons till stop codons
motif detection from predicted gene models
I've got a genome sequence (in scaffolds), in fasta format, RNA-seq bam files, predicted gene models from Braker and Augustus, I was wondering how to predict motifs. How can I detect motifs, say in the highly expressed genes? I have been reading about MEME, Hommer, etc, does it matter if my genome is from parasites, not humans?
Do I have to use Chip-Seq data?
Thanks K
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Hi Kay,
there's many options, depending on the kind of motifs you're looking for
- hmmer with pfam or interpro
- low complexity with Dustmasker or tantan
- Protein motifs options in the EMBOSS package (also some for nucleic motifs)
- annotation via eggnogs
- etc.
All of these tools should support non model organisms, though a bit caution is always required
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