to a similar problem, but it appeared to be resolved, but I've
reproduced it somehow. I'm using Artemis 14.0.11. I'm also getting
possibly related warnings - about 100 x RANGE NOT FOUND ..y.
Any help appreciated!
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command, you don't put the .bam suffix ... it does it
itself (ech).
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with BLAST+. It takes the BLAST cmdline options and
translates them to a call to BLAST+ tools. If you renamed it
blastall with a symlink, it might just work?
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it is because I am using some non-compliant tags in the 3
files, but I don't want to change the etc/options file to allow them,
I just would like to disable the warnings at command line runtime.
Is this possible?
Any help appreciated,
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) are the same.
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/function=
FT /note=no ortholog found
FT /note=obvious RBS site
FT /EC_number=1.2.3.4
FT /EC_number=2.3.4.5
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run_ scripts as an example.
And add 'hmmpfam' item to the 'feature_protein_programs' variable
in the etc/options file.
You should read
http://www.sanger.ac.uk/Software/Artemis/v7/manual/runmenu.html
and look in the etc/ directory of Artemis.
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sequence (same
species):INSD:AACN010222672.1
/inference=profile:tRNAscan:2.1
/inference=protein motif:InterPro:IPR001900
/inference=ab initio prediction:Genscan:2.0
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