anvi-get-aa-counts
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Fetches the number of times each amino acid occurs from a contigs database in a given bin, set of contigs, or set of genes.
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Authors
Can consume
splits-txt 
contigs-db 
profile-db collection 
Can provide
Usage
Similarly to anvi-get-codon-frequencies, this program counts the number of times each amino acid occurs in a given sequence, whether that’s a collection, bin, set of contigs (listed in a splits-txt), or a set of genes. The output of this is a aa-frequencies-txt.
There are four possible things you can count the amino acid frequencies in:
- All of the contigs in a contigs-db
- A series of bins
- A list of contigs
- A list of genes
Examples for each are below.
Option 1: all contigs in a contigs-db
To count the amino acids in all of the contigs in a contigs-db, you can just provide the contigs-db of interest, as so:
anvi-get-aa-counts -c contigs-db \ -o path/to/aa-frequencies-txt
Option 2: a series of bins in a collection
To count the amino acid frequencies for a series of bins, you’ll need to provide three additional parameters: the profile-db that you used for binning, the collection that your bins are contained in, and a text file that describes which bins you are interested in. This text file should have only one bin ID per line.
So, your run would look something like this:
anvi-get-aa-counts -c contigs-db \ -o path/to/aa-frequencies-txt \ -p profile-db \ -C collection \ -B my_favorite_bins.txt
my_favorite_bins.txt would look something like this:
bin_00001
bin_00004
Option 3: a list of contigs
Just provide a splits-txt file that lists the contigs you want to look at.
anvi-get-aa-counts -c contigs-db \ -o path/to/aa-frequencies-txt \ --contigs-of-interest splits-txt
Option 4: a list of genes
Just provide a list of gene caller ids, straight into the terminal, like so:
anvi-get-aa-counts -c contigs-db \ -o path/to/aa-frequencies-txt \ --gene-caller-ids gene_1,gene_2,gene_3
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