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how to assign COGs to my genome?

hello members i want to assign Clusters Of orthologous Groups of functions to my newly sequenced and annotated genome and want to get a pie graph of this how i can?

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updated by colindaven colindaven • written by sidrairshad29 • sidrairshad29

In general if you google a bit you will find all the answers you need.

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written by dago dago

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Dear sidrairshad29, Hi

please have a look at on line COG analysis and this post (for bar chart, of course).

~ Best

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written by Farbod Farbod

I guess this is the official program to use : https://sourceforge.net/projects/cogtriangles/files/ And you should use the newest version of the db form 2015

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written by dago dago

What I've heard before and is backed up by this link COGs is that COGs are really, really old. Why not use Interproscan, available as command line software in Java, or over the web interface at the EBI ?

Otherwise more recent databases would be a better bet, perhaps Tigrfams or similar. I personally really like Interpro though as it queries many, many databases chiefly using HMMs.

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written by colindaven colindaven

@Dago links COG paper from 2015 while the latest COG data available at NCBI is from late 2014.

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written by GenoMax GenoMax

Paper was published in January 2015, and it was "First published online: November 26, 2014". I guess that the most recent DB is the one from the 2014.

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written by dago dago

I guess COG is more comprehensive than Tigrfam.

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written by dago dago

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