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hexylena avatar hexylena commented on May 24, 2024

@sjackman it sure doesn't! I'd never seen results like that, but I only work with small viruses. How should this be marked up in the GFF3?

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hexylena avatar hexylena commented on May 24, 2024

Also, I don't suppose you could link me to a fasta sequence which would produce the data with introns, so I can test?

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sjackman avatar sjackman commented on May 24, 2024

Dang, you're fast. I'll get you some data.

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sjackman avatar sjackman commented on May 24, 2024

Here you go. Thanks! https://gist.github.com/sjackman/31cd4e17347ff1af488c

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hexylena avatar hexylena commented on May 24, 2024

@sjackman (never had comments on gists, I'm assuming it emails you, but in case it doesn't...)

would you mind sharing the command you ran this with? As of Aragorn v1.2.36 I didn't seem to be able to produce any headers with a )i( sequence in them, despite trying a number of configurations.

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sjackman avatar sjackman commented on May 24, 2024

No, I didn't get a notification from the gist. That seems like a GitHub issue/bug.

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sjackman avatar sjackman commented on May 24, 2024

Sorry, I meant to post the shell command and forgot.

aragorn -gcbact -i -c -w -o aragorn.tsv sample.fa

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hexylena avatar hexylena commented on May 24, 2024

brilliant, cheers. I'll ping you when I have a fix in place

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sjackman avatar sjackman commented on May 24, 2024

I'll mention that I've only ever seen a single intron. I have no idea whether ARAGORN could possibly output multiple introns. Thanks, Eric!

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hexylena avatar hexylena commented on May 24, 2024

Good to know. Having never worked with anything other than bacteriophages, I appreciate the insight.

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hexylena avatar hexylena commented on May 24, 2024

@sjackman not sure how familiar you are with the aragorn/maker/etc, but in the gff3 file you posted I'm having a bit of trouble rationalising a couple of the feature locations:

1   tRNA-Lys                  c[1533,4118]  34      (ttt)i(39,2512)
7   tRNA-Met                c[26588,26660]  34      (cat)
8   tRNA-Tyr                 [26850,27468]  559     (ata)i(36,523)

becomes:

1   maker   tRNA    1534    4115    100 -   .   ID=tRNA1;Parent=gene1;Name=trnK-UUU;_AED=0.48;_eAED=0.48;_QI=12|1|1|1|0|0|2|1|19
1   maker   tRNA    26588   26660   100 -   .   ID=tRNA7;Parent=gene7;Name=trnM-CAU;_AED=0.00;_eAED=0.00;_QI=0|-1|1|1|-1|0|1|1|24
1   maker   tRNA    26850   27468   100 +   .   ID=tRNA8;Parent=gene8;Name=trnV-UAC;_AED=0.48;_eAED=0.48;_QI=0|1|1|1|0|0|2|1|25

In the tRNA1, the location is modified, +1 on the left hand, and -3 on the right, whilst in tRNA2, the location is untouched. Given that the tRNA runs the full length of the feature, and that the other intron containing tRNA has an umodified location, I can't attribute it to the presence/absence of an intron. Is this a maker bug? Are you familiar enough to say?

I was just checking my work against the "reference", when I noticed a couple of these sorts of discrepancies.

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sjackman avatar sjackman commented on May 24, 2024

Hi, Eric. Very sorry. I should have mentioned that the GFF is generated not de novo but by aligning tRNA sequences from a difference (very closely related) species to the reference by MAKER using Exonerate. So, the coordinates of the de novo ARAGORN features and the MAKER/Exonerate features may not agree exactly.

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hexylena avatar hexylena commented on May 24, 2024

@sjackman no worries, not a problem. That explains the differences!

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bgruening avatar bgruening commented on May 24, 2024

Seems that I missed a lot! Thanks @erasche for fixing this.

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