addition of ncbi_protein annotation module #49
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This custom module get's as input a list of protein's NCBI accession from NCBI protein database and performs a blastp against these sequences. In summary, given the protein accs provided, the pipeline will check if any protein of the input genome is similar to them.
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Local tests shown that it seems to be working well ... Now must properly document how this module works and should be used so a new release can be triggered. |
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Only waiting for improvements in the automatic report and in the documention to merge. |
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This custom module get's as input a list of protein's NCBI accession from NCBI protein database and performs a blastp against these sequences.
In summary, given the protein accs provided, the pipeline will check if any protein of the input genome is similar to them.