Where to find the homopolymer regions bed file for Hg002 genome?
Greetings,
I am doing an experiment where I am trying to analyze the errors in the homopolymer regions between the polished reference hg002 genome and hifiasm assembly done inhouse using just long ONT duplex reads.
I am not able to find the .bed files for the hg002 genome. All I was able to find was the homopolymer .bed files for chm13, GRCh38, GRCH37 reference genomes here.
Thanks a lot!
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cross-posted https://bioinformatics.stackexchange.com/questions/22401
Hi! Should I delete the stack exchange post? I didn't know that cross posting is bad. https://meta.stackoverflow.com/a/425789/5140632
You should at least include links to the other post in each post to make users aware that you're seeking help in multiple places.
Thank You! Will keep this in mind going forward.