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Creating a custom trait table
Robyn Wright edited this page Feb 25, 2025
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This page is currently a work in progress, but I aim to provide some instructions on how you can add a trait or traits of interest to a custom trait table.
The basic steps here are to:
- Download the GTDB reference genomes (r214.1) (
gtdb_genomes_reps_r214.tar.gz
in here) - Filter these genomes to only those included within PICRUSt2 (i.e. the genomes in default files:
archaea/archaea_metadata.csv
andbacteria/bacteria_metadata.csv
) - Annotate the genomes with your function of interest
- Count the number of copies of this function within each genome
- Create a table containing these counts for each of the bacteria and archaea
Before starting, you will need either:
- A method for annotating the genomes with your function of interest
- A file containing gene sequences for proteins known to carry out the function that you are interested in
I will give instructions for creating a Hidden Markov Model with the gene sequences and applying this to all of the PICRUSt2 genomes.
Please first check our FAQ if you have any questions about PICRUSt2.
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