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I'm trying to use psams.pl -c amiRNA with tomato transcripts (versión ITAG4.0), and have no errors (just warnings), but the result has no results for TargetFinder, showing the following in the JSON results file:
"TargetFinder": No results for amiRNA0
When seeing the process running, I cannot see (as with Arabidopsis) the ssearch35_t running.
Please find attached the STDERR, the JSON result file, and the TargetFinder log obtained with DEBUG => 1.
I have p-sams running fine with other species.
Could be the ID of the transcripts an issue? In tomato they are, for example, Solyc12g100320.2.1 (observe that the locus name contains a dot, and the transcript number is indicated by the second dot).
I've found the solution, although I cannot understand it:
For any reason, TargetFinder/ssearch35_t doesn't like the transcripts filename used and set in psams.conf file. It was slycopersicum4.4.transcripts.fasta. When moved to just transcripts.fasta (and changed accordingly in the psams.conf file), it runs fine.
I'm trying to use psams.pl -c amiRNA with tomato transcripts (versión ITAG4.0), and have no errors (just warnings), but the result has no results for TargetFinder, showing the following in the JSON results file:
When seeing the process running, I cannot see (as with Arabidopsis) the ssearch35_t running.
Please find attached the STDERR, the JSON result file, and the TargetFinder log obtained with DEBUG => 1.
I have p-sams running fine with other species.
Could be the ID of the transcripts an issue? In tomato they are, for example, Solyc12g100320.2.1 (observe that the locus name contains a dot, and the transcript number is indicated by the second dot).
Thanks in advance and best regards,
Javier.
stderr.log
stdout.json.txt
targetfinder.log
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