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plans for supporting fungi #719
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No plans. I would like to make a small rehaul of the pipeline first. Yes, I think assembly, and binning with vamb should you also give Fungi genomes. Should be unbiased. E.g. other binners use single-copy markers of bacteria. What you can to today:You can check if there are big bins with very bad checkM quality scores, after atlas run binning. I could add Busco quality checking. LimitationsI am not sure how feasible it will be to get a MAG from fungi. Do you have data where this could be possible? |
hi @SilasK, many thanks for your reply! I checked the bigger bins with low-quality scores, and I found some fungi contigs, but the bins seem rather very much chimeric or contaminated (full of everything: fungi, bacteria, metazoa, phages) In principle, it should be possible to find fungi using the dataset I have. It consists of compost samples, and I also have 16S and ITS data that indicate that many bacteria and fungi are present. Getting quantification with reference genomes or markers might be an alternative I agree. I'm only wondering if some fungi genes or genomes could be recovered from the data |
On gene and even contig level. Analysis should be definitively working. But I fear MAG/Bin level not. For example, the Atlas genecatalog should contain most of the fungi genes. The eggNOG annotation also specifies if a gene annotation is from mungi. Check this. Next step, that tI should implement is a larger taxonomic quantification of genes using mmseqs. |
good idea; I will investigate the contig and gene level! I have tried taxonomic profiling mmseqs2 so far and found fungi genes in the genecatalog fasta, which is good news. |
Is there a current plan to include other microorganisms like fungi?
It would most probably involve other tools and databases, but at least for the assembly, spades could work, too.
Is there a way to start from, e.g., avoid filtering before binning?
I found some references from older issues and milestones:
#356
https://github.com/metagenome-atlas/atlas/milestone/4
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