TRACKing tandem repeats: a customizable pipeline for identification and cross-species comparison.

IF 2.4 Q2 MATHEMATICAL & COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY
Bioinformatics advances Pub Date : 2025-04-08 eCollection Date: 2025-01-01 DOI:10.1093/bioadv/vbaf066
Carolina L Adam, Joana Rocha, Peter Sudmant, Rori Rohlfs
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Abstract

Summary: TRACK is a user-friendly Snakemake workflow designed to streamline the discovery and comparison of tandem repeats (TRs) across species. TRACK facilitates the cataloging and filtering of TRs based on reference genomes or T2T transcripts, and applies reciprocal LiftOver and sequence alignment methods to identify putative homologous TRs between species. For further analyses, TRACK can be used to genotype TRs and subsequently estimate and plot basic population genetic statistics. By incorporating key functionalities within an integrated workflow, TRACK enhances TR analysis accessibility and reproducibility, while offering flexibility for the user.

Availability and implementation: The TRACK toolkit with step-by-step tutorial is freely available at https://github.com/caroladam/track.

跟踪串联重复:一个可定制的管道识别和跨物种比较。
TRACK是一个用户友好的Snakemake工作流程,旨在简化跨物种串联重复序列(TRs)的发现和比较。TRACK有助于基于参考基因组或T2T转录本的TRs编目和过滤,并应用互惠LiftOver和序列比对方法来识别物种之间假定的同源TRs。为了进一步分析,TRACK可用于对TRs进行基因分型,并随后估计和绘制基本群体遗传统计。通过集成工作流中的关键功能,TRACK增强了TR分析的可访问性和可重复性,同时为用户提供了灵活性。可用性和实现:带有分步教程的TRACK工具包可在https://github.com/caroladam/track免费获得。
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