I used the rep_seqs that were generated when I created my phyla tree as my database.
Made a new file - curto-db.fasta
*these are aligned rep_set seqs
Two ways to create your own local database:
1. Use the BLAST command line
The sequences need to be in a specific format:
Ex.
>gnl|831711|Microbacteriaceae_Candidatus_Rhodoluna
DNA here
makeblastdb
$ makeblastdb -in curto-db.fasta -dbtype nucl -out curto.db
Find out more details HERE
2. Use Geneious
Tools -> Sequence Search
Window pops up and click "Add/Remove Databases" - select "Add Sequence Database"
Follow instructions (ie. select 'nucleotide' and 'custom BLAST')
Perform Sequence Search again, but this time Select "Database" and scroll to your new custom database!
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Next, BLAST the EMP seqs against my local database.
*The EMP seqs were generated from QIIME assign_taxonomy.py and took those who identified with Curtobacterium with greater 0.67 quality score
*The seqs are also extremely short - less than 200 bp
Export the data to a .txt file
Really strange results - EMP seqs hit rep_seqs at equal frequency
Need to look at seqs in Geneious and check alignments!
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