Tools for comparative analysis of eukaryotic genomic sequences

Hi,

I have got multiple FASTA files (each represents a section of different chromosome of a eukaryotic). I also have gene annotation (gff3 format) downloaded from NCBI data viewer.

My aim is to find the genes/regions which are common across the multiple fasta files. The task would also involve finding Repeats, Orthologues, paralogues e.t.c.

Any suggestion for bioinformatics tools for this task?

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eukaryotic analysis comparative of genomic sequences

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• written 4.3 years ago by prainbowltd •

Many questions into a single one, though. Your "task" would also depend on many things, such as the completeness of the genome, the specie, the annotation, etc. However, here are some suggestions:

Repeatfinder finding repetitive sequences complete and draft genomes

mummer MUMmer is a system for rapidly aligning entire genomes, whether in complete or draft form.

Orthofinder OrthoMCL is a genome-scale algorithm for grouping orthologous protein sequences.

MCL

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