Make idops conda environment with local package:
conda create -n idops -c gamb-go -c bioconda idops
Test installation with:
conda activate idops
idops --help
Not included in the conda requirements is prokka
. Please make sure to have a version of prokka installed with databases configured.
Please find idops arguments with idops --help
Recommended options:
idops -o idops_out -i -t *.gbk
-o
: output folder
-i
: analyse and plot genomic environment
-t
: add NearestNeighbor to output table and save trees of closest sequences from the official database
usage: idops [-h] [-v] [-o OUTPUT] [-d] [-i] [-c value] [-k] [-t] sequence_file [sequence_file ...]
IDentification Of Pesticidal Sequences
positional arguments:
sequence_file File(s) containing input sequences. Supported formats: *.faa [Protein], *.fasta [Protein], *.gbk [DNA with CDS Features]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbosity increase output verbosity
-o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT
Output directory, default 'IDOPS_{DATE_TIME}'
-d, --disable_tc No cutoff for hmmscan
-i, --identify-conserved-env
Analyze genomic environment of hits (requires properly configured prokka) and plot Easyfig
-c value, --cluster-cutoff value
Uses the value as distance cutoff for annotation distance single linkage clustering:1 (one cluster) >= value >= 0 (no clusters) , default 0.6
-k, --keep-annotations
switches off the reannotation with Prokka. BEWARE: for proper genomic analysis it is crucial that the annotations are done by the same tool!
-t, --tree Create phylogenetic tree for each hit with the 10 closest sequences of the corresponding protein group. Adds the column 'NearestNeighbor' in summary table.