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HML Spec: Is it possible to represent a homopolymer of uncertain length in HML? #30

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bnbowman opened this issue Sep 27, 2014 · 3 comments

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@bnbowman
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I.e. A 3k consensus sequence that could contain
"AGGGGGGGGA" or
"AGGGGGGGA"
but would otherwise be identical.

Current spec does not seem sufficient since it appears to allow only 1-2 sequences, where-as the simplest solution, supplying all possible sequences is not possible if (A) the gene is also diploid or (B) if there is more than 2 possible such sequences (i.e. 2 ambiguous positions)

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There can be an arbitrary number of "consensus-sequence" elements (1..*) in an HML message. As part of the process of incorporating the MIRING attributes into HML I think we could also include alternates.

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What we (really) need is the ability to represent an assembly graph. FASTG is one proposed solution to this. Global Alliance is working on another. A goal for HML would be to offer the ability to represent anything these formats do/can.

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ghost commented Dec 1, 2014

Work-in-progress GA4GH variation reference schema
variationReference.avdl

See also
http://arxiv.org/abs/1404.5010

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