Repetitive DNA: Are representative nHMMs from an Illumina read mapping a good idea?
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toheitka ▴ 230

Hello Biostars community,

I am working with a repeated sequence, representing about 1 % of my genome. I do not have an assembly. I want to generate a nucleotide HMM that works well in detecting my repeat on a wide variety of sequences.

Do you have any experience with generating nHMMs directly from a mapping of Illumina reads to a consensus sequence? The read lengths are shorter than the repeat length, but its sequence is covered >1000x.

What can I expect? Will the resulting nHMM accurately represent the repeat variants or should I maybe go for a different, maybe iterative approach?

Hearing about your opinions or experiences would be great.

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