Repetitive Sequence Patterns Within A Gene Locus
Hi,
I have a question about repetitive sequence patterns within a gene locus.
How long does a sequence pattern have to be for it to be almost unique within a gene locus?
Thanks!
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There was a discussion on this here
http://www.biostars.org/post/show/44185/unique-kmer-size-for-it-to-be-unique-in-the-genome/
from there you can see that the critical elements of you question are the definitions for the terms 'almost unique' and 'gene locus'.
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