Open andriangajigan opened 8 months ago
It seems that
prodigal -i
will give the exact same output as the prodigal run in ViralRecall
cmd = "prodigal -p meta -i "+genome_file" -a "+protein_file"
I just need the nucleotide.fa output
Yes - "-a" gives the protein output and "-d" provides the nucleic acid sequence. You have the right command. Does that answer your question?
Frank
On Tue, Feb 27, 2024, 8:23 PM Andrian Gajigan @.***> wrote:
It seems that
prodigal -i
-d -a -o -f gff -p meta will give the exact same output as the prodigal run in ViralRecall
cmd = "prodigal -p meta -i "+genome_file" -a "+protein_file"
I just need the nucleotide.fa output
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Yes. Thanks Frank!
Thank you for creating this tool! Helps me a lot.
I noticed I was missing this output file when I ran ViralRecall: *.fasta: The DNA coding sequence of the predicted proteins from Prodigal
Running, for instance, python viralrecall.py -i bin.10.fa -p bin.10 -t 8 -c
would only give me bin.10.faa bin.10.full_annot.tsv bin.10.markerout bin.10.pfamout bin.10.summary.tsv bin.10.vogout