Were did you get this from please?
Good day to you all, I am about to run a script that requires a fasta and a gff file in the command. But the fatsa and gff I have downloaded from NCBI contain different loci names. for example fasta has the following type loci naming
Bf_V2_22
Bf_V2_22
Gff has the following type
NW_003101570.1
NW_003101570.1
I need both of them to have same names. What do I do? would I get the same cordinates in the gff if I convert fasta2gff? ( How do I convert fasta2gff). Or what is a better thing to do ? Thanks
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You probably did not get the sequence from the same location.
$ zgrep ">" GCF_000003815.1_Version_2_genomic.fna.gz
>NW_003101570.1 Branchiostoma floridae genomic scaffold BRAFLscaffold_1, whole genome shotgun sequence
>NW_003101569.1 Branchiostoma floridae genomic scaffold BRAFLscaffold_2, whole genome shotgun sequence
>NW_003101568.1 Branchiostoma floridae genomic scaffold BRAFLscaffold_3, whole genome shotgun sequence
>NW_003101567.1 Branchiostoma floridae genomic scaffold BRAFLscaffold_4, whole genome shotgun sequence
>NW_003101566.1 Branchiostoma floridae genomic scaffold BRAFLscaffold_5, whole genome shotgun sequence
>NW_003101565.1 Branchiostoma floridae genomic scaffold BRAFLscaffold_6, whole genome shotgun sequence
>NW_003101564.1 Branchiostoma floridae genomic scaffold BRAFLscaffold_7, whole genome shotgun sequence
>NW_003101563.1 Branchiostoma floridae genomic scaffold BRAFLscaffold_8, whole genome shotgun sequence
>NW_003101562.1 Branchiostoma floridae genomic scaffold BRAFLscaffold_9, whole genome shotgun sequence
I provided a link to the file above.
I just found that the same script have to call a x.bed file. my bed file has the loci in the other format which is
Bf_V2_22
Bf_V2_22
this is probably because the TE.bed was made from the fasta file with Bf_v type naming
Then you will either need to remake the bed file or translate those ID's so they match NCBI's identifiers.
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Hello jaqx008 ,
where did you download the fasta and gff files exactly?
You cannot convert a fasta file to gff unless the header of the sequence include the necessary information.
fin swimmer
Hi finswimmer. I downloaded them from ncbi as mentioned above.
NCBI has tones of data. So please be more specific.