Closed XiaoTW123 closed 7 months ago
In the following fig, do the first and last chromosomes have a centromere? How to judge if it is intact or just partial?
This figure draws the most possible centromere region. If no evident centromere region is found, it may draw a weird centromere. You should check .candidate
file and combine .gff3
file with other data using visualization tools to manually check it. In your case, it looks like centromere on the first chromosome is not found, and the last chromosome seems reasonable but require more check.
the last chromosome looks weird, does indicate an error in the scaffolding process?
No, this is a figure issue. If predicted centromere is very near to the end of chromosome, it will look like this.
What does the "region score" mean? Is there a threshold to indicate the result relibale or not?
"region score" = ("region tandem repeat total length" + 1/10 * "region TE total length") / "region length" This score is used for sorting result and decide the best candidate. Typical centromere can have near 1 score, but there might be atypical centromere so no valid threshold.
@Echoring OK, thank you!
Dear quartet authors, I don't understand the outputs of quartet.