fasta + gff -> genbank
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j.dolata • 0

Hi I would like to extract data in genbank format based on genome fasta file and gff file with coordinates. Could anybody help me?

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Yes, I have fasta file with whole genome and using gff file I would like to obtain genbank file. I have already tried with EMBOSS Seqret but I have obtained genbank file containing one LOCUS (corresponding to whole chromosome) and list of features (from gff file) below, and at the end sequence of whole chormosome... so this is not what I need.

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That is how a GenBank file is formatted. Sounds like you don't want a standard GenBank file.

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Let me make sure this is what you want. You have a fasta file and the GFF annotation and you want to build a GenBank format file combining the two? Sorry to nitpick but since GenBank is a more complex format you are not extracting information here but synthesizing it from simpler pieces.

It also helps to search biostars before posting new questions: Converting Gff/Gtf + Reference To Embl Or Genbank ...Any Tools Available?

Edit: I am not sure why @Wouter asked you to post this as a new question unless the inference I am drawing above is incorrect.

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genbank format should looks:

LOCUS gene1 FEATURES (for gene1) gene mRNA CDS ORIGIN (sequence of gene 1) // LOCUS gene2 FEATURES (for gene2) gene mRNA CDS ORIGIN (sequence of gene 2) //

Using Seqret I've got:

LOCUS chromosome1 FEATURES (for all genes in gff file) ORIGIN (sequence of chromosome1)

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