When running mob-recon with a custom plasmid database, I often get no secondary cluster reported for contigs that are assigned to a primary cluster. In the database (constructed using ~50K plasmids), all plasmid sequences are assigned both a primary and secondary cluster.
This makes me think that this is not an issue with my database.
So, when a contig has only a primary cluster designation, does this mean it is insufficiently similar to any secondary clusters to belong to those clusters? What if I want to know whether two such plasmids are similar to each other (e.g., a new secondary cluster group absent in my database)?
Does mob-recon handle new secondary clusters, assigning them new IDs etc.? Or does it simply ignore them and would require a better db to incorporate them?
When running mob-recon with a custom plasmid database, I often get no secondary cluster reported for contigs that are assigned to a primary cluster. In the database (constructed using ~50K plasmids), all plasmid sequences are assigned both a primary and secondary cluster.
This makes me think that this is not an issue with my database.
So, when a contig has only a primary cluster designation, does this mean it is insufficiently similar to any secondary clusters to belong to those clusters? What if I want to know whether two such plasmids are similar to each other (e.g., a new secondary cluster group absent in my database)?
Does mob-recon handle new secondary clusters, assigning them new IDs etc.? Or does it simply ignore them and would require a better db to incorporate them?
Any help in understanding is greatly appreciated.
Thank you, Conrad