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Thanks a lot for the contribution of PhyloCSF. I'm trying to use PhyloCSF to evaluate the likelihood that some novo ORFs were protein coding. These ORFs were found by performing ORF-RATER on our Ribo-seq data. I'm trying to feed the multiple alignments of these ORFs to PhyloCSF.
To make these multiple alignments, I downloaded the mm10 Multiz Align (Multiz60way) table (maf format) from the UCSC table browser. When I tried to extract the multiple alignment of these new ORFs, most of them were "NNNNN...". It seems the mm10 Multiz Align table doesn't contain the regions of these ORFs. I was wondering if you have a more comprehensive maf or have a better way to get the multiple alignment given the regions of interest in mouse genome. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Best Regards,
Xiaoli
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Hello Dr. Lin,
Thanks a lot for the contribution of PhyloCSF. I'm trying to use PhyloCSF to evaluate the likelihood that some novo ORFs were protein coding. These ORFs were found by performing ORF-RATER on our Ribo-seq data. I'm trying to feed the multiple alignments of these ORFs to PhyloCSF.
To make these multiple alignments, I downloaded the mm10 Multiz Align (Multiz60way) table (maf format) from the UCSC table browser. When I tried to extract the multiple alignment of these new ORFs, most of them were "NNNNN...". It seems the mm10 Multiz Align table doesn't contain the regions of these ORFs. I was wondering if you have a more comprehensive maf or have a better way to get the multiple alignment given the regions of interest in mouse genome. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Best Regards,
Xiaoli
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: