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7.1 years ago
euduca
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Hi, all =)
I'm trying to use de DISOPRED3 program, but this error appears:
$ ../run_disopred.pl ../examples/example.fasta
Running PSI-BLAST search ...
[../run_disopred.pl] ERROR: /home/eac16/local/ncbi/blast/legacy/2.2.26/bin/blastpgp -i /home/eac16/local/DISOPRED/3.16/examples/example.fasta -d /scratch/eac16/dbs/blast/legacy/uniprot/uniref90 -a 2 -b 0 -j 3 -h 0.001 -C /home/eac16/local/DISOPRED/3.16/examples/example_16870_8d0a0101.chk -o /home/eac16/local/DISOPRED/3.16/examples/example_16870_8d0a0101.blast
**failed: 256**
The DISOPRED3 uses the legacy blast, so I used the command "formatdb" (2.2.26 version ) to create the database.
$ formatdb -i uniref90.fasta -p T -o T
The paths are correct and the variables at the run_disopred.pl's script too:
my $NCBI_DIR = "/home/eac16/local/ncbi/blast/legacy/2.2.26/bin/";
my $SEQ_DB = "/scratch/eac16/dbs/blast/legacy/uniprot/uniref90";
my $PSIBLAST_PAR = "-a 1 -b 0 -j 3 -h 0.001";
I installed and used the DISOPRED3 in a HPC once and use to predict (proteins) an entire genome and it was done. But now I moved to another lab, and I don't know what is wrong with the software/instalation.
Can someone help me?
Thanks. Eduardo.
Try blastpgp with the same command. Then blast pgp will give you more information.
However, I'm afraid that
should be
but not checked.
Hi Yamule. You're right about the variable $SEQ_DB. I fixed this.
But the error still persisted, so I figured out that variable $BLASTDB was pointed, by default, to the NR database in the HPC. So, before to run the script I set the variable $BLASTDB to:
After this the blastpgp worked properly.
I wrongly presumed that variable $SEQ_DB would be enough to set the database.
Thanks for your help.