Hello,
I am working on a transcriptomics experiment. It is for a bacterial genome, that has no .rnt or .ptt file made for it. EDGE-pro which I'm using, requires both of those files. I realized that I could convert a .gbk file to a .ptt file.
Is there a tool to create .rnt files (from .gbk maybe?), or some ingenious script to extract the information from a .gbk file. As I understand, .ptt are protein table files and .rnt is non-coding RNA table files.
Hope you can help!
Andreas
2 answers
Hi,
sorry that you had to wait 4 months for an answer..
.rnt files contain RNA features usually rRNA, tRNA
you can write .ptt and .rnt files from a genbank file for example with bioperl:
http://www.bioperl.org/wiki/HOWTO:Feature-Annotation
and select CDS or RNA features with $feature_object->primary_tag and write entries to the according file.
This might also be helpful: Problem combining ptt, rnt files
However note that you need a .ptt or .rnt file for each replicon e.g. when your bacterial genome consists of multiple contigs or contains plasmids.
I wrote a short script to write .ptt and .rnt files from a gff file but I'm not sure how to upload this here, let me know if I should send it to you.
Best,
Malte
check this https://github.com/sgivan/gb2ptt
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