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  • Does Blat can take multiple reference sequence in one command line

    I have successfully used blat executable on my system, but the problem is i am able to take only one reference sequence as reference database against query sequences.

    Now i want to take multiple sequence as reference database in one command line and find query alignment.

    Commonly, I will do like this:

    faToNib in.fa out.nib
    blat out.nib query.fasta output.psl

    However, the in.fa file can only have one sequence

    How can i do that for many reference sequence?

    Thanks!

    Jingjing

  • #2
    You should be able to concatenate multiple sequences together into a single file and use that as the reference.

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    • #3
      if in.fa contains multiple sequence file, there will be an error message like this:

      faToNib only works on fa files containing a single sequence.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by jjjscuedu View Post
        if in.fa contains multiple sequence file, there will be an error message like this:

        faToNib only works on fa files containing a single sequence.
        You could use the multiple fasta file as is, without converting it to the nib format as your reference. I have not tried "a list these files one file name per line" option, but it seems to be there.

        ---------------------------------------------------------
        blat - Standalone BLAT sequence search command line tool

        usage:

        blat database query [-ooc=11.ooc] output.psl

        where:

        database and query are each either a .fa , .nib or .2bit file,

        or a list these files one file name per line.
        Last edited by GenoMax; 06-06-2012, 11:43 AM.

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