Method for identifying microorganism species and sequence in metagenome sequence based on software
A microbial species and metagenome technology, applied in the field of identifying microbial species and sequences in metagenomic data, can solve the problems that the result file format cannot intuitively represent the output results, and the identification results of the metagenome species annotation software are not accurate enough.
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[0043] Embodiment 1: Combining Figure 1-Figure 10 Describe this embodiment, a software-based method for identifying microbial species and sequences in metagenomic sequences described in this embodiment, comprising the following steps:
[0044]S1. Obtain the sequencing results of the host and the host reference genome, use the bwa software to create a bwa index file for the obtained host reference genome, and compare the bwa index file with the sequencing results of the host to generate a sam format file.
[0045] Taking the tick as an example, the DNA or cDNA of the tick is extracted by paired-end sequencing and sent to a biological company for gene sequencing to obtain the sequencing result of the tick metagenomic (including the sequence of the tick and the sequence of the microorganism carried by the tick), and the sequencing result is: Two files in fastq format simultaneously download the host reference genome of ticks from NCBI. The host reference genome consists of the g...
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[0057] P1 and P2 are the names of the tick (host) sequencing samples.
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[0060] In the embodiment of the present invention, the software version of the first identification of the metagenomic sequence in which the microbial species is composed has been verified on the metagenomic of ticks (about 10 metagenomic samples of ticks). In this embodiment, The software can also be used on other species after modification.
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