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This issue is related to #85, but I opened this new issue because the title of #85 does not reflect the true problem.
I found that MOB-typer failed to detect plasmid replicons and relaxases for fasta files with certain headers.
Here is the file I analyzed. (the file extension is .txt since github does not allow files with .fasta) KX912253_RC.txt
mob_typer --multi --infile KX912253_RC.fasta --out_file results.tsv returned a tsv file as follows:
I changed the header of the fasta file from >FRI-2_plasmid_KX912253-RC Enterobacter asburiae strain H162620587 plasmid pJF-587, complete sequence.
to >FRI-2_plasmid_KX912253-RC
Now, I got the following results.
The results seem to be quite different, one without any replicons/relaxases and the other with detected replicons/relaxases.
I'm not sure this is a bug or not, but any help/thoughts are appreciated.
Thank you for your time,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
There seems to be some issues with blast and length of headers. I have implemented a fix in 3.1.0 where all sequences are renamed internally for all of the blast and search calls. Then reported back as the original sequence identifiers.
This issue is related to #85, but I opened this new issue because the title of #85 does not reflect the true problem.
I found that MOB-typer failed to detect plasmid replicons and relaxases for fasta files with certain headers.
Here is the file I analyzed. (the file extension is .txt since github does not allow files with .fasta)
KX912253_RC.txt
mob_typer --multi --infile KX912253_RC.fasta --out_file results.tsv
returned a tsv file as follows:I changed the header of the fasta file from
>FRI-2_plasmid_KX912253-RC Enterobacter asburiae strain H162620587 plasmid pJF-587, complete sequence.
to
>FRI-2_plasmid_KX912253-RC
Now, I got the following results.
The results seem to be quite different, one without any replicons/relaxases and the other with detected replicons/relaxases.
I'm not sure this is a bug or not, but any help/thoughts are appreciated.
Thank you for your time,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: