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You don't need combineSQM for this.
I think that running cbind over sac.carb$orfs$table
, sac.carb$orfs$tax
, and sac.carb$orfs$abund
should give you something similar to what you describe. Take a look at all the tables within sac.carb$orfs
. The structure of the SQM object and the information available within is described in the PDF manual for the SQMtools package, and in the wiki.
Note also that species level classification will be probably unpractical (taxonomic annotation of individual contigs will usually not have enough resolution to grant a species-level classification) unless you really focus on bins.
Thanks for the professor's suggestion, I'll try it now
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library(SQMtools) sqm <- loadSQM("/mnt/hpc/home/zhanglj/squeezemetatrans/shotguntrans") sac = subsetTax(sqm, “class”, "Saccharomycetes") sac.carb = subsetFun(sac, "Carbohydrate metabolism")
First,Thanks to the professor careful guidance,my trouble as bellow:
To summarize the carbohydrate-related information including contig, orf, functional annotations (fun), and samples for all taxonomies at the species level under the class Saccharomyces into one table. How can I use combineSQM and export to do this? (I hope that the sorted data can be realized in the following table?)