Cactus

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+[[!tag genome alignment]]
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+Paten B, Diekhans M, Earl D, John JS, Ma J, Suh B, Haussler D.
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+J Comput Biol. 2011 Mar;18(3):469-81. doi: 10.1089/cmb.2010.0252
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+Cactus graphs for genome comparisons.
+
+[[!pmid 21385048 desc="Alignments are transformed in sequence graphs where
+nodes are connected by either alignment blocks or adjascencies between blocks,
+and this graph is progressively transformed in a cactus graph where the nodes
+are sets of adjascencies connected together without crossing a block."]]

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+_Work in progress_
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+## LAST
+
+see [[LAST]] for a detailed bibliography.
+
+## Cactus
+
+ - Paten and coll, ([[March 2011|biblio/21385048]]) describe _cactus_ graphs
+   where nodes are sets of adjascencies and edges are aligned blocks of
+   sequences.  A genome can be represented as path in these graphs.
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