synder: synder: Trace intervals between genomes
In arendsee/synder: Use Synteny to Filter Genomic Search
Description
A synteny map is a set of linked intervals between two genomes. The primary
function of Synder is to use a synteny map to trace an interval in one
genome to a narrow search space on another genome.
Details
The primary function exported by Synder are
search - map intervals in A to search intervals in B
anon_search - simplified version of search
dump - dump synteny map with added contiguous set ids
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Description
A synteny map is a set of linked intervals between two genomes. The primary function of Synder is to use a synteny map to trace an interval in one genome to a narrow search space on another genome.
Details
The primary function exported by Synder are
search - map intervals in A to search intervals in B
anon_search - simplified version of search
dump - dump synteny map with added contiguous set ids
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