I found SyRI couldn't go through the CIGAR without starting S or H. I used AnchorWave to align A.thaliana genomes, so the alignment could be more intact compared to minimap2. Another reason also could be our genome now have complete telomeres (TTTAGGG), so usually, it could be aligned somehow. So do you think SyRI should call this alignment?
The CIGAR strings implies that the alignments have large indels at the ends (736I for the first alignment, 2225D for the second alignment). This is quite unexpected. Please recheck that the alignments are correct.
Hi, @mnshgl0110
I found
SyRI
couldn't go through the CIGAR without startingS
orH
. I usedAnchorWave
to align A.thaliana genomes, so the alignment could be more intact compared to minimap2. Another reason also could be our genome now have complete telomeres (TTTAGGG), so usually, it could be aligned somehow. So do you think SyRI should call this alignment?