Closed ShenChen-bioUtopia closed 4 years ago
Hi, between genome co-linearity inference is currently not implemented, this should be in a future version. However note that if you do a between genome co-linearity search using the orthologs obtained with wgd mcl
or wgd dmd
, you can obtain the Ks distribution for the 'syntelogs' simply by taking only the gene pairs corresponding to anchors from the Ks distribution computed with wgd ksd
in one-vs.-one mode.
I do not understand the second part of your query. MCScan has a very different approach I think, as it does not infer gene families before doing co-linearity searches. In wgd
the same gene families (e.g. inferred using wgd mcl
or wgd dmd
) are used for computing the whole-paranome Ks distribution and for inferring co-linear blocks. The anchor pair Ks distribution is not constructed in the wgd syn
command, but is obtained by taking the subset of the full whole-paranome Ks distribution that corresponds to co-linear paralogous pairs.
I want to know why wgd can't use the syn between two different genomes. Other pipelines(such as MCscan) are always run collineation first , and then calculate the Ks of collinear parologs.