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At least for human, (TTAGGG)n only occurs at the 3'-end of a chromosome. I assume Chr1_chal_sis
is very long and you are only showing part of the sequence. If this is the case, seqtk telo
wouldn't consider (TTATTGGG)n as part of a telomere because it is on the 5'-end.
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Just checked the paper. They were using short reads. The inverted motif could be an assembly artifact. It would be more convincing if we have HiFi reads.
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We do have a HiFi assembly made with hifiasm using PacBio long reads. And, as you say, the test text was a very truncated view of the Chr, thanks for pointing out the folly of using it as a reliable test.
I found the 8mer from the short read paper but confirmed its existence in our HiFi assembly using grep for the 8mer.
I'll go back to that and get additional info.
Thank you.
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its existence in our HiFi assembly using grep for the 8mer.
Where are TTATTGGG 8-mers? Are they located on the 3'-ends of contigs, or following (CCCAATAA)n on the 5'-end like the example you have shown?
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At the bottom or very near bottom.
I made a 8Mbp test file named tst2 with the CCCAATAA at top TTATTGGG at bottom and revcomp version tst2_rc to flip them and these were the results:
$ seqtk telo -m CCCAATAA tst2
Chr1r_chal_sis 0 960 8403000
960 8403000
$ seqtk telo -m CCCAATAA tst2_rc
Chr1r_chal_sis 8402040 8403000 8403000
960 8403000
$ seqtk telo -m TTATTGGG tst2
0 8403000
$ seqtk telo -m TTATTGGG tst2_rc
0 8403000
$ grep TTATTGGG tst2_rc -n
70019:GGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTG
70020:GGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTG
70021:GGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTG
70022:GGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTG
70023:GGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTG
70024:GGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTG
70025:GGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTG
70026:GGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTGGGTTATTG
I used seqtk to fold at 120 chars for the file, so first TTATTGGG hit is at 8,402,280 bases in.
I'm sure you have more important things, I just thought having tried in this non-standard case that I would pass it along. I can always use a squishy regex with grep to find as I have been doing with the vertebrate 6mer.
As an aside, I do hope that telomere awareness can be used in assemblers and scaffolders as an option. We run a telomere script after every assembly or use of yahs and show the records and their telos as TOP, TOP_NEAR, BOTTOM, BOTTOM_NEAR or MIDDLE.
Thanks for taking the time.
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