Hi Tony,
Good morning. I'm CC'ing the list as your question about the EST_match
may be helpful for others. The behavior you describe is correct for the
way the alignments are stored. ESTs are aligned to contigs via an
'EST_match' feature in your GFF file. This is because an EST does not
always overlap completely with the contig depending on the software used
to do the assembly--only portions of ESTs may align. Therefore we use
an EST_match feature for the alignment. See here for an example:
http://gmod.org/wiki/GFF#AlignmentsEST --> EST_match <-- Contig
In reality you don't want the site visitors to see the EST_match
features. But by default Tripal treats all features the same. It
doesn't know the difference between a gene, mRNA, contig, EST,
EST_match, etc. So that is why you have links to EST_matches on your
contig alignments page rather than links to ESTs. So, to get links to
your ESTs on your contig page and to bypass the EST_match feature you
need to edit the
sites/all/themes/tripal_theme/tripal_feature/tripal_feature_featurelocs_as_parent.tpl.php
to handle that special case. I believe however that I can make that
adjustment in the template for you in the development code. When it's
ready I'll let you know.
Stephen
On 7/10/2012 5:45 AM, Tony Power wrote:
> Hi again Stephen,
>
> I noticed some strange behavior on the site.
>
> For instance:
> 1-Select the first contig and then select "Alignments".
> 2-Now select the first EST_match.
> 3-Now "EST_match Sequence" -> No sequence is shown;
>
> 4-Now select "Alignments" (of that EST_match).
> 5-From the alignments select the EST_match that it aligns to.
> 6-Select "EST_match Sequence" -> The sequence is shown.
>
> What might be the problem?
>
> Obrigado,
>
>
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