Hi everyone!
I'm trying to mine SSR from my assembled sequences and design primer pairs for them.
I used MISA for SSR mining. As the manual stated, I supposed to get 2 output files: in .misa format and .statistics format. However, what I got are a .statistics file and more than 100,000 .gff files! That made me shocked.
At first, I planned to use a .misa output for primer design in Primer3. But when I encounter with a ton of .gff files, I really don't know what to do next. I already searched it if anyone has the same problem but no, others seem to get a .misa file from MISA.
Can I use those .gff with Primer3? Do I have to input a .gff file at a time? (so if I want to design primer for all SSR, I have to run at least 100,000 times) Did anyone have the same problem as mine? How did you solve it? Or anyone else could run it successfully without a problem?
Thank you, Putita
Thank you h.mon I really forgot to change gff setting in misa.ini file because I intended to use all default mining settings. Now I have a .misa file and I run this syntax
But I got an empty .p3in file. Could you help me figure out what might be wrong?
Do your contig names contain spaces or other special characters?
In .misa file, no. It looks like this.
But in contig file, there are spaces. By the way, this contig file could give normal .misa file.
Replace the spaces at the headers of the fasta file by underscores and then try p3_in.pl again.
There are many threads about modifying fasta files, this one ( A: How to remove space in headers of fasta files ) has a nice and easy solution using BBTools:
Some other threads:
Removing space form fasta file header
Please help with removing spaces from fasta file
Thank you so much h.mon for helping me.
I replaced space with underscore in config file and it worked well!
I ran the syntax until the last one which supposes to generate primer results in tabular format.
but it was error. I found here that it has to do with version of Primer3. I'm trying to solve it.