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DISCO has been great to work with - thank you! I'm still exploring how to implement it into my pipelines / what might be done with it more generally.
One thing I am interesting in is generating gene trees that are single-copy per species but include all species-specific in-paralog gene duplicates.
To leverage DISCO to assist with this, I was wondering if it would be possible for DISCO to report which in-paralogs would go with which subtree it has produced? Or something along these lines? Then I can add them back into a pre-alignment fasta of subtree sequences - and rerun alignment and tree building - and go from there.
Or that is the idea.
Thank you very much!
Eric
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Can DISCO report back which in-paralogs go with which sub-trees it produces?
Could DISCO potentially report back which in-paralogs go with which sub-trees it produces?
Jan 10, 2025
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Could DISCO potentially report back which in-paralogs go with which sub-trees it produces?
Could DISCO potentially map in-paralogs that it removes to the sub-trees that it produces?
Jan 10, 2025
Hi,
DISCO has been great to work with - thank you! I'm still exploring how to implement it into my pipelines / what might be done with it more generally.
One thing I am interesting in is generating gene trees that are single-copy per species but include all species-specific in-paralog gene duplicates.
To leverage DISCO to assist with this, I was wondering if it would be possible for DISCO to report which in-paralogs would go with which subtree it has produced? Or something along these lines? Then I can add them back into a pre-alignment fasta of subtree sequences - and rerun alignment and tree building - and go from there.
Or that is the idea.
Thank you very much!
Eric
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: