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A TXT-type anvi’o artifact. This artifact is typically provided by the user for anvi’o to import into its databases, process, and/or use.
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This is a file used by anvi-run-workflow that lists the name and path of all of the input fasta files.
In its simplest form, a fasta-txt is a TAB-delmited file with two columns for name and path. Here is an example:
| name | path |
|---|---|
| SAMPLE_01 | path/to/sample_01.fa |
| SAMPLE_02 | path/to/sample_02.fa |
Paths can be absolute or relative, and FASTA files can be compressed or not. That’s all up to you.
One of the primary users of the fasta-txt is the anvi’o snakemake workflows, and to make it more compatible to complex workflow needs, fasta-txt supports the following additional columns to provide more information for each FASTA file when available, such as external-gene-calls file and/or a functions-txt.
Here is an example with those additional columns:
| name | path | external_gene_calls | gene_functional_annotation |
|---|---|---|---|
| SAMPLE_01 | path/to/sample_01.fa | external-gene-calls_01.txt | functions-txt_01.txt |
| SAMPLE_02 | path/to/sample_02.fa | external-gene-calls_02.txt | functions-txt_02.txt |
You can also add a structure_genes_of_interest column, which points to a genes-of-interest-txt for each FASTA file. When structure prediction is turned on in the contigs workflow, anvi’o predicts structures only for these genes, and for every gene of a FASTA file that has no value in this column (see the contigs workflow for details).
For more information, check out the anvi’o workflow tutorial
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