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Blin et al. [ 13] proposed a greedy method based on algorithms for global alignment that first finds a set of anchors and then recursively match genes found in large common intervals.
In this work we introduced a new approach to explore the universe of optimal sequences of reversals sorting a genome into another, that consists in preserving the common intervals progressively detected between the two analysed genomes.
In this case, considering common intervals that appear in intermediary states is meaningless and a symmetric approach is more adequate.
In this study, the ratio of lengths of common intervals in females and males was 1.08, indicating that males had a similar recombination frequency of the whole genome as females in tilapia.
The RF over common intervals in females was greater than in males (f/m ratio 1.8 1, slightly greater than the 1.6 1 observed for the whole turbot map; Bouza et al. 2012).
The CREx program considers only strong common intervals in its analyses.
Symmetry is thus an advantage that supports the initial detection of common intervals in many applications.
Thus, when we take the progressively detected common intervals in consideration, for each trace, only a subset of its sorting sequences is selected.
In addition, this approach is symmetric, that is, the result of the analysis of the sequences that sort A into B can be directly obtained from the result of the analysis of the sequences that sort B into A. Several studies take common intervals in consideration when sorting by reversals [ 11- 14].
With respect to the original algorithm, we added two new steps to the processing of an (i - 1 -subtrace t to generate the following i-subtraces: (1 -subtraceng the irreducible common intorvals in π f ; (2B) filteringenerateeversal rethened by Siepel's algorithm.
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