MCScanX classify genes into five categories, singletons, dispersed, proximal, tandem, and segmental. I am wondering the details definition of these ...
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MCScanX classify genes into five categories
1. singletons: genes without any duplicate
2. dispersed: duplicates occurring more than 10 genes apart or on different scaffolds
3. proximal: duplicates occurring on the same scaffold at most 10 genes apart
4. tandem: consecutive duplicates
5. segmental: block of at least five collinear genes separated by less than 25 genes missing on one of the duplicated regions.
MCScanX classify genes into five categories
1. singletons: genes without any duplicate
2. dispersed: duplicates occurring more than 10 genes apart or on different scaffolds
3. proximal: duplicates occurring on the same scaffold at most 10 genes apart
4. tandem: consecutive duplicates
5. segmental: block of at least five collinear genes separated by less than 25 genes missing on one of the duplicated regions.