While SEM images show microscopic entanglement of the fibers, macroscopically there is enough alignment to promote directed cell growth.
The end-to-end alignments can now be used to direct the graph, e.g. as node v2 aligns to the downstream end of node v1, the directed edge will be e = (v1, v2).
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Such expert knowledge can be used to direct an otherwise automated alignment procedure.
North of Dundee, a more direct alignment to Azalia was added to US 23, turning the former routing back to local control in late 1947 or early 1948; at the same time, the last gravel section of the highway was paved near Hammond Bay in northwestern Presque Isle County.
Finally, a random subset of the contigs, which represented a variety of length and read coverage, were validated by direct alignment to previously published, Sanger sequenced, full-length Eucalyptus genes that were directly cloned from cDNA (Additional File 3).
For inversions, tandem duplications and translocations, a direct alignment to the reference would demand either a change in the orientation (inversions) or a change in the prefix suffix order (tandem duplications) or potentially both changes for translocations (Fig. 2).
As a proof of concept, AliView comes with a preset code that adds a button for directing the alignment to FastTree (Price et al., 2010) that calculates a phylogenetic tree that is then automatically opened in FigTree (Rambaut, 2012).
We used two different approaches to alignment (direct optimization and homology-extension alignment) and tree building (parsimony and ML), to illustrate the effect of very different data treatments.
Alignment to these isoform-specific exons direct analysis of the expression levels.
