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Potential Typo in Antismash parser #299
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Those carrots (<>) in genbank format refer to a partial gene model. So you are saying in the genbank file that you submitted to antiSMASH the carrot was not in the file for this gene? |
I will have to check the input .gbk I used for antismash. However, I think
that when partial gene models are parsed by your antismash and are
incorporated into the cluster.bed file the downstream analysis is
terminated since there are carrots in the start or stop position of the bed
file. I might be wrong, but when I removed the carrot I was able to finish
the annotate co.mand without any errors.
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Those carrots (<>) in genbank format refer to a partial gene model. So you
are saying in the genbank file that you submitted to antiSMASH the carrot
was not in the file for this gene?
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Okay will have a look today at the code. |
This 2fe943e should strip the partial notation from the coordinates into the bed file -- which as you found out is used to parse further downstream. |
Cool, sounds good. I think I am all done with Funannotate for this project
as NCBI has accepted my other annotations so far. As a side note, I know
you are busy, but do you have a timeline for potential publication of the
program? I probably won't be writing my manuscript for another couple of
months, but didn't know if there is a manuscript *in preparation *or
*submission* for Funannotate yet.
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Let’s say in prep. I promised Jon I would get a draft started this summer.
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Cool, sounds good. I think I am all done with Funannotate for this project
as NCBI has accepted my other annotations so far. As a side note, I know
you are busy, but do you have a timeline for potential publication of the
program? I probably won't be writing my manuscript for another couple of
months, but didn't know if there is a manuscript *in preparation *or
*submission* for Funannotate yet.
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Currently using funannotate v1.6.0-ad5c0de as I had to re-run one sample prior to NCBI submission.
When I can my sample through I was getting and MIBiG error where the program wasn't finding the correct file. I also noticed that the parser was finding SM clusters and reported them to the standard output, but only created the cluster.bed and didn't create any other file associated with antimash (i.e. the secmet.clusters.txt was left blank). The .bed file looked like this.
I noticed that for the start of the second cluster an "<" was inserted into the integer. I believe this was causing an error somewhere and failed to create the cluster.txt. file because of it. I checked my antismash.gbk file and noticed that it contained the "<" in the features, such as:
When I removed the "<" from the .gbk file and re-ran the program and everything ran smoothly. I am not sure why antismash inserted the "<" but I did also see it on the website.
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