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Thanks for developing miniprot. I have been trying it out & it is extremely useful.
I had an idea for a possible enhancement... it would be very interesting to be able to provide known intron positions (within the query protein sequences), and have a bonus score for alignments that include these. Many introns are very well conserved across species in terms of position and phase.
I'm not sure how this information would be best provided to miniprot, perhaps as a bed file or gff with protein coordinates & phase info showing how each query protein sequence is subdivided into exons.
Best wishes
Matt
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Thanks. GeMoMa is doing something similar. However, it is difficult to use position-specific scoring along the protein sequence (easier along the genome sequence), and it is also difficult for users to extract the information.
Dear @lh3 ,
Thanks for developing miniprot. I have been trying it out & it is extremely useful.
I had an idea for a possible enhancement... it would be very interesting to be able to provide known intron positions (within the query protein sequences), and have a bonus score for alignments that include these. Many introns are very well conserved across species in terms of position and phase.
I'm not sure how this information would be best provided to miniprot, perhaps as a bed file or gff with protein coordinates & phase info showing how each query protein sequence is subdivided into exons.
Best wishes
Matt
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: