Closed sekhwal closed 4 months ago
Dear Manoj,
Sorry for not having responded sooner. If you are asking if there is already a publicly available schema for Staphylococcus pseudintermedius in chewie-NS there is no such schema. If you want to develop one, you can use chewBBACA to do so. I would suggest you look at the wiki pages. Do not hesitate to contact us again if we can help with anything else. Mario
Hi,
I installed chewBBACA using conda and followed all the steps of the following tutorials. https://github.com/B-UMMI/chewBBACA https://github.com/B-UMMI/chewBBACA_tutorial
I have got several output files such as (.protein.fasta, cgMLST.tsv, results_alleles.tsv, Genes_95%.txt).
Now, I have follow up questions. 1). How I can get cgMLST of my assembly genomes. I tried to find in the output files but the files contain a very large data but no cgMLST. 2). Once I am using the following command, it shows following error:
---------error----------- JoinProfiles: error: unrecognized arguments: Staph_cgMLST/cgMLST/cgMLST.tsv Staph_cgMLST/Staph_AlleleCall/results_alleles.tsv
Thank you!!
I have created a cgMLST schema for "Staphylococcus pseudintermedius" using chewBBACA, please let me know how to proceed to get cgMLST of my assembled genomes.
Thank you!
Hi, Please let me know how to proceed to identify cgMLST next after getting the schema of "Staphylococcus pseudintermedius".
Hello
On the cgMLST schema determination of the chewBBACA tutorial repository, you have the information on how to extract the cgMLST from a schema.
You'll be using chewBBACA.py ExtractCgMLST
module. More information is also available in chewBBACA's wiki
I have got several output files such as (.protein.fasta, cgMLST.tsv, results_alleles.tsv, Genes_95%.txt).
cgMLST.tsv should contain your cgMLST profile, which you can visualize in phyloviz online
Yes, I got the cgMLST from the schema using chewBBACA.py ExtractCgMLST but I am not sure where the cgMLST number. For instance, scaffold1.fasta belongs to 1252cgMLST. However, in the results of chewBBACa, the excel file contains large datasets.
Dear Manoj,
I am not sure I understand what you mean. Could you send us the output files you got? If you prefer you can email us at imm-bioinfo@medicina.ulisboa.pt.
Mario
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Hi, please let me know if there is any update about my query. Still I am trying to understand how to get cgST from the Schemes. I may not be correct to understand the way. Any clarification would be highly appreciated. Thank you, Manoj
I think @sekhwal wants to get the number for the cgST, that is a single value from the cgMLST chema. For example, the ST is obtained from the seven MLST loci. So, cgST would be similarly obtained from the cgMLST chema. I am also interested in this. For example, in pubmlst.org you can get the the closest profile cgST when selecting cgMLST chema.
Sorry, the issue was left dangling. chewBBACA does not provide a unique identifier or ST number for a given cgMLST profile. This is a difficult problem for which we do not have a solution currently implemented.
I am using chewBBACA for identifying cgMLST of species Staphylococcus pseudintermedius. Please let me know if I am able to get it using the database to get the cgMLST information of the species.
Thank you,
Manoj