You give this program one or more PFAM accession ids, and it generates an anvi'o compatible HMM directory to be used with anvi-run-hmms.
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You give this program one or more PFAM accession ids, and it generates an anvi’o compatible HMM directory hmm-source to be used with anvi-run-hmms by downloading them from the PFAM database.
You may either specify a list of PFAM accessions with --pfam-accessions-list:
anvi-script-pfam-accessions-to-hmms-directory --pfam-accessions-list PF00001 PF00002 \ -o PROFILE-NAME
Or a file containing this list using --pfam-accessions-file. The file should have one accession number per line:
anvi-script-pfam-accessions-to-hmms-directory --pfam-accessions-file file.txt \ -o PROFILE-NAME
Please note that the PROFILE-NAME will become the name for the HMM source when you use this HMM directory with anvi-run-hmms. So choose the output directory name accordingly, and make sure (1) it does not conflict with any existing HMM source name in your anvi’o setup, and (2) it is descriptive of the profile you are building.
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The following is the list of parameters and their descriptions in the latest version of anvi-script-pfam-accessions-to-hmms-directory.
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