anvi-gen-gene-consensus-sequences [program]
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Collapse variability for a set of genes across samples.
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Usage
This program provides consensus sequences for the genes within a contigs-db and profile-db pair.
In other words, this collapses variability by assigning the most abundant nucleotide in your sample at each position, giving single consensus sequences for each gene for each sample.
A basic run of this program will resemble the following:
anvi-gen-gene-consensus-seuqences -p profile-db \ -c contigs-db \ -o genes-fasta
The default output is a genes-fasta, but you can also get a tab-delimited output matrix by adding the flag --tab-delimited.
You also have the option to focus on a subset of the data in your contigs-db and profile-db by providing either:
- A list of gene caller IDs (either as a parameter or through a file with one gene caller ID put line)
- A list of samples to focus on (as a file with a single sample name per line)
Additional Parameters
- You have the option to change the variability engine (i.e. to codons), where variability at this level will be resolved.
- To compress all variability profiles for each of your samples for a single gene, use the flag
--conpress samples. This way, the program will only report one consensus sequence for each gene instead of reporting one for each sample. - You can get consensus sequences for each contig instead of for each gene with
--contigs-mode - To report all consensus sequences (even when there are no variable positions), activate
--quince-mode
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