Closed fphage closed 6 years ago
@fphage you'll leed to provide the output log file. maybe run it again with roary -v YOUR_STUFF 2>&1 > roary.log
I noticed that you change the translation table to. 1. What type of bacteria is it?
On 5 Sep 2017 4:41 pm, "fphage" notifications@github.com wrote:
Installed ROARY on Biolinux 8 Roary installation checked using roary -a Everything is looking fine
I ran the following command roary -e -n --mafft -p 8 -t 1 -r -f foldername
After analysis There are sequences in the core_gene_alignment.aln file - It has only the headers
Any help
Thanks
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@andrewjpage
My files belong to bacteriophages. In the ROARY user manual suggested translation table is 1 for viruses
Bacteriophages are quite diverse - I will not be surprised if there are no core in your collection. Try to lower % of similarity.
@tseemann summary_statistics.txt Log file attached
roary.log.txt Logfile
@yanadya I will try using lower % The phage genomes i was using as input are highly identical.
Installed ROARY on Biolinux 8 Roary installation checked using roary -a Everything is looking fine I ran the following command roary -e -n --mafft -p 8 -t 1 -r -f foldername .*gff
After analysis There are no aligned sequences in the core_gene_alignment.aln file - It contains only the headers
Any help
Thanks