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I ran the tool on a FASTA file representing a genome which contains many different contigs. I used python Promotech-master/promotech.py -g -i results/ -o results/ to generate the final results.
In the results folder I look at genome_predictions.csv, in the column chrome I get a list of every contig separated by | and then the sequence is quite long.
Does the sequence represent the entire promoter then, meaning the next nucleotide is the start codon?
How can I identify which contig the entry actually belongs to?
Thanks
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So I think I figured out that the contigs get concatenated so a sliding window can work (though in the case of a MAG that doesn't really make sense). However, many sequences don't exist in the FASTA file (forward strand sequences).
The highest forward strand sequence I could find in the FASTA which scored 91% had a start codon about 50 nucleotides away. Which I guess was a little unexpected. Does this track with results seen?
Hello,
I ran the tool on a FASTA file representing a genome which contains many different contigs. I used
python Promotech-master/promotech.py -g -i results/ -o results/
to generate the final results.In the results folder I look at
genome_predictions.csv
, in the columnchrome
I get a list of every contig separated by|
and then the sequence is quite long.Does the sequence represent the entire promoter then, meaning the next nucleotide is the start codon?
How can I identify which
contig
the entry actually belongs to?Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: