In prokaryotes, an Intergenic region is a stretch of genome located between genes (also called “spacer”). In statistical analysis, the space between two adjacent CDSs (protein-coding genes/open reading frames) are usually considered. As the intergenic gene gets shorter, the more compactly packed the genes are in a particular genome.
Last updated on April 28th, 2016 (EK)
In this tutorial, we will work you through how to use EzEditor2 for the alignment of protein-coding genes. We will use an example file named
Pairwise DNA sequence alignment is achieved by adding gaps (-) into sequences, so two sequences are aligned each other according to their homology. Two bases aligned
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