Converting bisulfite-converted sequence back to genomic sequence
Good afternoon,
Can anyone recommend a tool/way to convert published bisulfite-converted target sequences back to genomic sequences? I am trying to locate published pyrosequenced regions in the rat genome to identify candidate genomic regions and design my own prosequencing assays around them
Many thanks,
Silvia
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It's a crappy solution, but you can "simply" use a bisulfite aligner (bwameth, bismark, etc.) to create the index and align the sequences. There's probably a more efficient blast-based way of doing that for small numbers of sequences, but it'll get the job done.
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