Galaxy's Stitch MAF Blocks
This is about the module "Stitch MAF blocks" which can be found in "Fetch Alignments" in Galaxy.
Can somebody explain how Galaxy "stitches" different sequences from different species based on a given sequence in a species? How does it know the coordinates in other species or does it simply blasts the sequence against other genomes?
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Galaxy's own Biostar may be better choice for this question: https://biostar.usegalaxy.org/
However these pages might help you:
Thank you. I will post it in Galaxy's Biostar.
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