In NCBI BLAST+ this is controlled by the '-strand' option.
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I have a quick question:
How can I turn off search on reverse complement strand of my query nucleotide sequence in blastn?
For example, I don't want 'GUAAAGCCAAAUCUUCGGUUA' to be a hit when I use 'UAACCGAAGAUUUGGCUUUAC' as the query.
Maybe I missed it when I read the man page, but I really appreciate it if someone can point out the parameter I should use.
Thanks!
The -S flag can select the strands:
-S Query strands to search against database
(for blast[nx], and tblastx) 3 is both, 1 is top, 2 is bottom [Integer]
In NCBI BLAST+ this is controlled by the '-strand' option.
For BLAST+, it's -strand {both,plus,minus}
I'm not sure this option even works because it's giving me identical results for plus and minus.
hello this is great
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I think you should someone take care of the target or subject strandedness as well. You should post - filter the results based on the alignment location I guess in query and subject/ target