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For example, BamView can be used to inspect the confidence of a deep alignment of short reads, by highlighting base discrepancies.
Deep alignment of mammalian species shows little conservation at this residue, but this particular amino acid change is not seen in any other species suggesting it may not be well tolerated.
In contrast, the MRE11A rMS that described from a breast cancer case (p.Thr481Ile), as well as the rMS observed at the same position in a pair of ataxia-telangiectasia-like disease cases (p.Thr481Lys), score as severe C65 substitutions when evaluated with the mammals-only alignment but as likely innocuous C0 substitutions when evaluated with the evolutionarily deep alignment.
(A ) Observed vs predicted accuracies over a large data set of proteins of known structure with deep alignments (Supplementary file 3 ), sub sampled to different extents (seq/√(len) = 4 (red), 8 (green), 15 (purple), 32 (cyan), and 96 (orange)).
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We next aligned our wheat RNA-Seq reads using novoalign software [ 64] to the group 1 and 5 reference transcriptome, using a number of quality filters (see Additional file 4: Figure S2) to give high confidence read alignments, with a deep average coverage of 700x enabling gene expression analysis (Table 1).
Figure 4B shows two extreme examples, a deep matrix (VT120) correcting a high identity alignment (dash-dot line) and a shallow matrix (VT40) correcting a low identity alignment (rounded-dash line).
A deep scoring matrix produces a less identical alignment because it accepts more amino acid replacements.
Since the observation of a nonconservative rMS at MRE11A position Thr481 in a pair of ataxia-telangiectasia-like disease cases increases the odds that substitutions at this position are in fact pathogenic, it appears that using the evolutionarily deeper alignments is, for the MRN genes, counterproductive.
