Impact of filtering options on genome alignment
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jdwinkler-lanzatech commented
Hi,
I'm interested in aligning microbial assemblies/closed genomes using MashMap. I am unsure of the difference between the various filtering options after trying to compare a few genomes. Do you recommend using one-to-one mapping or none if I am interested in finding all blocks in both query/reference genomes that probably align?
bkille commented
Sorry for the late response. The goal of one-to-one is to obtain the orthologous mappings, whereas the regular mapping filter aims to identify all homologies. As a result, the one-to-one mapping will yield less mappings, but with a lower rate of "false-positive" mappings than the regular mapping mode.