Create a costum taxonomy file
1
0
Entering edit mode
4.5 years ago

I want to merge some sequences created from my lab with the nt databases. So I did a makeblastdb command and then blastdb_aliastool.However the blast output doesn't give me a taxonomic name, it returns NA. So now, I want to create a costume taxonomy file. Here is an example of my fasta headers:

>se1 name_species gene

>se2 name_species gene

And then I created the custom taxonomy file like this:

se1 123452
se2 123445

I added the -taxid_map to the makeblastdb command, but results continues to be NA... Thanks for the help

blast • 939 views
ADD COMMENT
0
Entering edit mode

This has been discussed in a previous question without a satisfactory conclusion : C: Insert sequence in nt database

ADD REPLY
0
Entering edit mode

i created a new post because the other is extensive... I did the suggested editing but I continue to have NA

ADD REPLY
0
Entering edit mode
4.5 years ago
GenoMax 147k

This is working for me with blast+ 2.10.0. I did not test this with an aliased database but I expect that should work as well.

$ more test_map.txt 
test1 345
test2 23
test3 5678
test4 4

$ grep ">" db_dna.fa 
>test1
>test2
>test3
>test4

$ makeblastdb -in db_dna.fa -dbtype nucl -title "some sequences I found" -out mysequences -parse_seqids -taxid_map test_map.txt 

$ blastn -task blastn -query my.fa -db mysequences -out dhhf.out  -outfmt '6 qseqid sseqid evalue bitscore sacc staxid'

$ more dhhf.out 
test_seq        test1   0.0     2147    test1   345
test_seq        test1   0.010   30.1    test1   345
test_seq        test1   0.010   30.1    test1   345
test_seq        test1   1.4     22.9    test1   345
test_seq        test1   1.4     22.9    test1   345
test_seq        test4   0.12    26.5    test4   4
test_seq        test4   1.4     22.9    test4   4
test_seq        test4   5.1     21.1    test4   4
test_seq        test4   5.1     21.1    test4   4
test_seq        test2   5.1     22.0    test2   23
test_seq        test2   5.1     21.1    test2   23
ADD COMMENT

Login before adding your answer.

Traffic: 2194 users visited in the last hour
Help About
FAQ
Access RSS
API
Stats

Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy.

Powered by the version 2.3.6