I'm sorry but it doesn't work.
Here some of the output:
NC_002679 351911 bp
NC_002678 7036071 bp
NC_002682 208315 bp
NC_002663 2257487 bp
NC_004741 4599354 bp
/note="truncated at N-terminus by 125 bp deletion relative
/note="99 bp internal deletion relative to K-12"
NC_003385 106516 bp
/note="57 bp repeat 1"
/note="57 bp repeat 1"
/note="57 bp repeat 1"
/note="57 bp repeat 1"
NC_003384 218160 bp
NC_003198 4809037 bp
/note="22 bp inverted repeat"
/note="''19 bp repeat unit required for rci mediated
NC_002927 5339179 bp
/note="ortholog of Bordetella pertussis (BX470248) bplL"
/note="ortholog of Bordetella pertussis (BX470248) bplI"
/note="ortholog of Bordetella pertussis (BX470248) bplG"
/note="ortholog of Bordetella pertussis (BX470248) bplE"
/note="ortholog of Bordetella pertussis (BX470248) bplC"
/note="ortholog of Bordetella pertussis (BX470248) bplA"
/note="ortholog of Bordetella pertussis (BX470248) bph2"
Create a file with a summary of all gbk files in a folder and subfolders
Hi. I have a folder with many subfolders which contains many gbk (genbank format) files. I would like to create a list of all the gbk files. For each file I want to retrieve its species, length and accession number.
Anybody has an idea how to do it?
Thanks.
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Say you have a directory ALL_GBK with many sub directories. You can do something like
find /home/user/ALL_GBK/ -type f -name "*.gb" | xargs -I % grep -E 'ORGANISM | bp' % | paste - - | sed 's/ */\t/g' | cut -f 2,3,9 > result.txt
I have tested keeping a single file in multiple (sub)directories, and the result is
AB021961 1429 bp Mus musculus
AB021961 1429 bp Mus musculus
AB021961 1429 bp Mus musculus
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The file I've downloaded contains one bp that is beside the length. So you can modify grep -E 'ORGANISM | bp' this part of the above one liner to get proper results. Now its time for you to play with it.
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