Open Rahimlou opened 2 years ago
can you check what version of biopython you have installed?
Not sure what your system setup is, but funannotate remote
would send the data to the antiSMASH service -- I think this might be broken with update to version 6. But if you are loading a module here and trying to run locally -- that is not what funannotate remote
does -- it was originally setup as a convenience when installing antismash locally was not possible. Recommended way would now be to run antismash locally via ronda-mediated install (separate environment) and then you an pass those data to funannotate annotate
via the --antismash
cmd line option.
Not sure what your system setup is, but
funannotate remote
would send the data to the antiSMASH service -- I think this might be broken with update to version 6. But if you are loading a module here and trying to run locally -- that is not whatfunannotate remote
does -- it was originally setup as a convenience when installing antismash locally was not possible. Recommended way would now be to run antismash locally via ronda-mediated install (separate environment) and then you an pass those data tofunannotate annotate
via the--antismash
cmd line option.
Exactly, this is the best idea to run antismash individually. I could install the antismash and downloaded the relevant databases. May I know which files from the gene prediction step I should use as the input to antismash? I used .gbk and .gff3, but I got the following error: ValueError: Need a Nucleotide or Protein alphabet
You would pass the GBK file from predict or update (if you had RNA seq).
Yes, I have RNA seq. How can I update it? Is there a manual to do it?
I get the following error by running antiSMASH using "funannotate remote" command.
from Bio.Align import _aligners ImportError: cannot import name '_aligners' from 'Bio.Align'
my code: module load py-antismash/6-1-1 funannotate remote -i Gene_Prediction -m antismash -e email@server.edu -o xxx