[protocols] Eel-pond/annotation questions
Jessica Perry Hekman
hekman2 at illinois.edu
Thu Oct 2 08:57:09 PDT 2014
On 10/02/2014 06:18 AM, C. Titus Brown wrote:
> The problem here is that all of the commands expect a protein database, and
> BLAST treats DNA and protein databases quite differently. (I'm also not sure
> the cutoffs or the scripts I've provided will work with DNA databases.)
> The easiest thing to do might be to grab the dog proteome, which should
> be available alongside the transcriptome somewhere -- at least, UCSC
> should make it available...
You'd think that would have occurred to me, but it didn't!
It was indeed right next to the dog transcriptome. I got it. formatdb
was a little irritable about it:
[formatdb] WARNING: Sequence number 42467
(gi|5835665|ref|NP_008483.1|CYTB_15041), 158 illegal characters were
removed:
6 Es, 28 Fs, 38 Is, 58 Ls, 22 Ps, 6 Qs
(etc, for every sequence so far as I can tell). Something to worry about?
Anyways, I am re-running blastall now. Thank you.
Jessica
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