gets annotated by Interproscan on the web interface (default settings) with Pfams:
PF01582
PF07725
PF00931
PF20160
This seems good and is pretty much what I am expecting
However, when running the same sequence through interproscan from command line (with -f TSV -app Pfam) as part of a larger fasta file it is only annotated as:
PF00004
This is an issue for me because I would like to have complete annotations for the genes, and it is kind of unclear to me why this happens. How can I get interproscan.sh to give me the same output as the web interface?
Additional information:
I have installed interproscan@5.66-98.0 via spack
This issue was resolved by downloading the full interproscan data and adding it to the spack installation. Appearently the data that comes with the spack package is incomplete.
Hello,
I noticed that the results for some sequences when run in web-interface differ compared to local runs from a fasta file. For example this sequence:
gets annotated by Interproscan on the web interface (default settings) with Pfams:
This seems good and is pretty much what I am expecting
However, when running the same sequence through interproscan from command line (with
-f TSV -app Pfam
) as part of a larger fasta file it is only annotated as:PF00004
This is an issue for me because I would like to have complete annotations for the genes, and it is kind of unclear to me why this happens. How can I get
interproscan.sh
to give me the same output as the web interface?Additional information: I have installed interproscan@5.66-98.0 via
spack