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  • standonn
    Member
    • Nov 2014
    • 14

    #1

    converting infernal -tblout output to gff

    Dear all,

    I have run cmsearch from infernal 1.1 to annotate non-coding RNAs in my genome of interest.
    With the option --tblout I get a tabular output. I would like to convert this tabular output to gff. Do you know about any script able to do it?

    Here are the first lines of mt output:
    Code:
    #target name          accession query name           accession mdl mdl from   mdl to seq from   seq to strand trunc pass   gc  bias  score   E-value inc description of target
    #-------------------- --------- -------------------- --------- --- -------- -------- -------- -------- ------ ----- ---- ---- ----- ------ --------- --- ---------------------
    nRsb347.2.0.scaf00004 -         5S_rRNA              RF00001    cm        1      119  1190769  1190887      +    no    1 0.57   0.2  100.1   7.2e-21 !   -
    nRsb347.2.0.scaf00004 -         5S_rRNA              RF00001    cm        1      119  1454089  1453971      -    no    1 0.57   0.2  100.1   7.2e-21 !   -
    nRsb347.2.0.scaf00009 -         5S_rRNA              RF00001    cm        1      119   343954   343836      -    no    1 0.57   0.2  100.1   7.2e-21 !   -
    nRsb347.2.0.scaf00011 -         5S_rRNA              RF00001    cm        1      119   110229   110111      -    no    1 0.57   0.2  100.1   7.2e-21 !   -
    I found a script (infernal_tab2gff.pl from easel) that I thought would work but my tabular output is not what it expects.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Best,
    Sophie
  • Michael.Ante
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2011
    • 127

    #2
    You can use awk or perl to convert your data. Just use the gff- description (http://www.sanger.ac.uk/resources/so.../gff/spec.html) to re-arrange the columns of your table.
    Something like:
    Code:
    awk 'NR>2{printf "%s\tinfernal\t%s\t%d\t%dADD_MORE\n" ,$1,$3,$8,$9}'  infernal_output > infernal.gff
    You need to include some attributes in order to have a correct gff-file. You can, e.g include the E-value likewise to the spec's example.

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    • standonn
      Member
      • Nov 2014
      • 14

      #3
      Thank you so much! I thought it would involve much more coding.

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