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  • Niranjanks
    Member
    • Aug 2015
    • 11

    #1

    Parsing and extracting from 2 Fasta Files

    Hello I have 2 Multi-Fasta files with different Headers - a Reference file and a Test file

    Reference file example
    >gi|536779208|gb|GANF01000001.1| TSA: Momordica charantia Locus_17026_Transcript_1/1_Confidence_1.000_Length_828 transcribed RNA sequence
    CGGGCGTAGCGACGAACGGCGGCGAAGACGACGCTCCAATCGAGGAGGTACTGGTTTTCAATCGCTTCCG
    TGAATTAGTTTCGGTCCCTGCGGAGGAAGAGGAATGTTTGGGAGGCAGAGCCGCAACGCCAGGAATGGCG
    CTCAAATCGTACTCAGAATCATCGTTGTAGAAACGGGAAGGGGAAGATTGAATCTGGGAGTGAGAATTGG
    ...

    Test file example
    >gi|537289490|gb|GANG01000001.1| TSA: Momordica charantia Locus_12460_Transcript_2/3_Confidence_0.400_Length_1699 transcribed RNA sequence
    TGTCTGTGTTTTAGAGATATGAAAAGTGTTGGCCTAGTGCCTGATAATGTAATTTATACTATACTTATAG
    ATGGGTTTTGTCGAAATGGTGCTATTTCAGATGCTCTGAAAATGCGGGACGAGATGCTTGCTCAGGGCTG
    TGTTATGGATGTGGTTGCGTACAATACTATTTTGAATGGGTTATGCAAGAAAAAGATGTATGTTGACGCA
    ..

    These files contain ~51000 entries.

    I want to separate out entries that are similar in the Reference and Test with the preference of setting a similarity percentage - like 95% similar or so.
    The output would ideally be in 2 files - the similar ones and the excluded ones.

    Can the multiple sequence alignment programs like Mummer do that? or BLAST? If any similar program exists please help me out

    Thank you.
  • SylvainL
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2012
    • 180

    #2
    The easiest and fastest would be to use BLAST (locally using one of your file as database and setting the tabular output) and then parse the result yourself... You can easily make it using R for example.

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