How to add file name after > in a multi-fasta file?
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Hi, I have a multi-fastafile called HTH_7.fasta.

>W1DFQ1_KLEPN/141-185
 GRKKSLSSERIAELRQRVEAGEQKTKLAREFGISRETLYQYLRTD
>HIN_SALAE/139-183
GHPRAINRHEQEQISRLLEKGHPRQQLAIIFGIGVSTLYRYFPAS
>GIN_BPMU/138-182
GRPPKLTKAEWEQAGRLLAQGIPRKQVALIYDVALSTLYKKHPAK
>CIN_BPP1/138-182
GRRPKYQEETWQQMRRLLEKGIPRKQVAIIYDVAVSTLYKKFPAS
>UVP1_ECOLX/144-189
GRKPSLSEDDINEMKILLADPEMTVGAVAKRFNVSRMTIYRYTTKG

I want to paste the file name HTH_7 after each of the "> header"

>W1DFQ1_KLEPN/141-185_HTH_7
 GRKKSLSSERIAELRQRVEAGEQKTKLAREFGISRETLYQYLRTD
>HIN_SALAE/139-183_HTH_7
GHPRAINRHEQEQISRLLEKGHPRQQLAIIFGIGVSTLYRYFPAS

I tried as following but it is not served my purpose. because i=the file name also pasted after the fasta sequence. How to remove that?

awk '{print $0 "_"FILENAME}' HTH_7.fasta | sed "s/.fasta//" | head
>W1DFQ1_KLEPN/141-185_HTH_7
GRKKSLSSERIAELRQRVEAGEQKTKLAREFGISRETLYQYLRTD_HTH_7
>HIN_SALAE/139-183_HTH_7
GHPRAINRHEQEQISRLLEKGHPRQQLAIIFGIGVSTLYRYFPAS_HTH_7
>GIN_BPMU/138-182_HTH_7
 GRPPKLTKAEWEQAGRLLAQGIPRKQVALIYDVALSTLYKKHPAK_HTH_7
>CIN_BPP1/138-182_HTH_7
GRRPKYQEETWQQMRRLLEKGIPRKQVAIIYDVAVSTLYKKFPAS_HTH_7
>UVP1_ECOLX/144-189_HTH_7
GRKPSLSEDDINEMKILLADPEMTVGAVAKRFNVSRMTIYRYTTKG_HTH_7

Thanks in advance

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try:

$ sed '/^>/ s/$/_HTH_7$/g' input.fa
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awk '/>/{sub(">","&"FILENAME"_");sub(/\.fasta/,x)}1' sample_1.fasta

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Good one-liner. Thanks!

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using seqkit

seqkit replace -p '(.+)' -r '${1}_HTH_7' sample_1.fasta

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Hugo ▴ 380

You can use SEDA, an open source application for processing FASTA files containing DNA and protein sequences. The Rename header operation has an Add prefix/suffix mode (https://www.sing-group.org/seda/manual/operations.html#add-prefix-suffix) that allows you to add the text you want at the beginning of the headers.

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