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Opossum vs Tasmanian devil Synteny results

The syntenic regions between Opossum (Monodelphis domestica, ASM229v1) and Tasmanian devil (Sarcophilus harrisii, mSarHar1.11) were extracted from their pairwise alignment in Ensembl release 102. We look for stretches where the alignment blocks are in synteny. The search is run in two phases. In the first one, syntenic alignments that are closer than 200 kbp are grouped. In the second phase, the groups that are in synteny are linked provided that no more than 2 non-syntenic groups are found between them and they are less than 3Mbp apart.

Configuration parameters

No configuration parameters are available.

Statistics over 242 synteny blocks

Genome coverage (bp) Coding exon coverage (bp)
Opossum

Uncovered: 176,811,812 out of 3,600,504,728
Covered: 3,423,692,916 out of 3,600,504,728

Uncovered: 2,123,345 out of 35,083,223
Covered: 32,959,878 out of 35,083,223

Tasmanian devil

Uncovered: 77,027,470 out of 3,086,674,442
Covered: 3,009,646,972 out of 3,086,674,442

Uncovered: 1,808,660 out of 33,303,076
Covered: 31,494,416 out of 33,303,076