Closed cberthelier closed 2 years ago
hi @cberthelier
I suggest you try the --top_hits_only
option to keep only the best hit for each entry, and the --alnout
option to output alignments to a file (use --rowlen
to control the alignment length). Alternatively, you can use the fields --userfields "qrow+trow"
to get the aligned sequences.
as an example:
#+BEGIN_SRC sh
vsearch \
--usearch_global <(printf ">q\nAAATCG\n") \
--db <(printf ">s1\nAAATGGA\n") \
--quiet \
--minseqlength 1 \
--top_hits_only \
--id 0.8 \
--alnout - \
--userfields "qrow+trow" \
--userout -
The output of --alnout
:
Query >q
%Id TLen Target
83% 7 s1
Query 6nt >q
Target 7nt >s1
Qry 1 + AAATCG 6
|||| |
Tgt 1 + AAATGG 6
6 cols, 5 ids (83.3%), 0 gaps (0.0%)
The output of --userout
:
AAATCG AAATGG
Hi @frederic-mahe ,
I tried the fields --userfields "qrow+trow"
to get the aligned sequences and all worked out really well!
Thanks for the help.
Hello, I'm doing a global pairwise alignement using vsearch and I was wondering if it is possible to output the fasta sequence of the best hit ? I can get the id of the query and the target sequence (using --userfields "query+target") but I can't find any option to output the best hit sequence. Thank you for your help, Charlotte