Open NailouZhang opened 5 months ago
Hi @NailouZhang,
It is technically possible but not well described in the doc. There is an option called --ete
that changes how the taxonomic information is handled with -n
. Instead of using a scientific name that will be sent to the EBI, it takes a taxonomic information such as "Viruses;phylum;order;family;genus;species"
and parsed it with the ete3 package (associated with the NCBI Taxonomy database).
For example, you can give the following options: emapper2gbk ... -n "Viruses;phylum;order;family;genus;species" --ete
emapper2gbk will parse the different taxa and extract the taxonomic information of the lowest rank that matches with the NCBI Taxonomy database.
Best regards, Arnaud.
Hi, I know that emapper2gbk retrieves taxonomic information about the organism from https://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/taxonomy/rest/scientific-name/ online. However, the scientific names would change over time (such as Blattodean nairo-related virus OKIAV321 now named red goblin roach virus 1). I can get taxonomic information with the tool taxonkit lineage. But I can't inset taxonomic information (Viruese;phylum;order;family;genus;species) into GenBank files. So, could be nice add some options that I can do this like "emapper2gbk -localtaxlineage 'Viruese;phylum;order;family;genus;species' "
Thanks in advance. Yours Nailou