how to download all protein sequnces of a bacteria using ncbi ftp site?

17 months ago by

Joe ♦ 16k

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Joe ♦ 16k wrote:

See my answer here: A: How to extract Refseq of downloaded files from NCBI

ADD COMMENT • link written 17 months ago by Joe ♦ 16k

OP needs to get *protein.faa.gz files since protein data is needed.

ADD REPLY • link modified 17 months ago • written 17 months ago by genomax ♦ 78k

OP take a look at the help for ncbi-genome-download. Give the option --format protein-fasta to get what you want.

(or download the genome or CDS data and tranform it yourself)

ADD REPLY • link modified 17 months ago • written 17 months ago by Joe ♦ 16k

I am running this command ncbi-genome-download -l complete,chromosome bacteria --genus "Acinetobacter baumannii" --format protein-fasta

but this gives me MD5SUMS file names like this. I need fasta sequnces.

260ac38772d1f9d98641f03bc5b07596  ./GCF_000018445.1_ASM1844v1_assembly_report.txt
d3b3df68700a410823ff5ab347294110  ./GCF_000018445.1_ASM1844v1_assembly_stats.txt
3c329eae370e70cb5fe3d318944ff2a9  ./GCF_000018445.1_ASM1844v1_cds_from_genomic.fna.gz
283123b31bc184dad8a5112758c3dac8  ./GCF_000018445.1_ASM1844v1_feature_count.txt.gz
3b2c5e5971cf64dec0cbc9b4105e4723  ./GCF_000018445.1_ASM1844v1_feature_table.txt.gz
21d351875d083b9d039e5152ee386b85  ./GCF_000018445.1_ASM1844v1_genomic.fna.gz
44f267ac471a1a751e007a77f2be976f  ./GCF_000018445.1_ASM1844v1_genomic.gbff.gz
8ab9cd32a6125e45e478315c4e933905  ./GCF_000018445.1_ASM1844v1_genomic.gff.gz
19a54b30d9fcdc1bdff15dd57d3ebe53  ./GCF_000018445.1_ASM1844v1_protein.faa.gz
f1216342941f7ec20fc52d35391c7a98  ./GCF_000018445.1_ASM1844v1_protein.gpff.gz
4ec4c663b32630249858689a42609eac  ./GCF_000018445.1_ASM1844v1_rna_from_genomic.fna.gz
f0cff22a6c824dc98013967ecfe8a418  ./GCF_000018445.1_ASM1844v1_translated_cds.faa.gz
b70f0ea964ce5c4f79deca5b287919f1  ./annotation_hashes.txt

ADD REPLY • link modified 17 months ago by Joe ♦ 16k • written 17 months ago by sharmatina189059 • 40

should be included in *.faa

ADD REPLY • link written 17 months ago by Sishuo Wang • 190

The MD5sums are always provided. They correspond to the files you need which should be present in a folder named GCF_000....

You command is also wrong. complete,chromosome is not one argument to the --assembly-level option. You should specify one or the other. Similarly, bacteria is also a positional argument and should come last in the command.

Make sure you read the documentation on the github page.

Try:

ncbi-genome-download -s refseq -l complete --genus "Acinetobacter baumannii" -v -F protein-fasta bacteria

 ncbi-genome-download -s genbank -l complete --genus "Acinetobacter baumannii" -v -F protein-fasta bacteria

I got:

$  ls /refseq/bacteria

GCF_000018445.1:
GCF_000018445.1_ASM1844v1_protein.faa.gz  MD5SUMS

GCF_000021145.1:
GCF_000021145.1_ASM2114v1_protein.faa.gz  MD5SUMS

GCF_000021245.2:
GCF_000021245.2_ASM2124v2_protein.faa.gz  MD5SUMS

GCF_000069245.1:
GCF_000069245.1_ASM6924v1_protein.faa.gz  MD5SUMS

GCF_000186665.3:
GCF_000186665.3_ASM18666v4_protein.faa.gz  MD5SUMS

GCF_000187205.2:
GCF_000187205.2_ASM18720v4_protein.faa.gz  MD5SUMS
...
...

You may still end up with some empty folders, so you'll need to pull out all the fasta files seperately after with something like find ./ -name "*.faa.gz"

ADD REPLY • link modified 17 months ago • written 17 months ago by Joe ♦ 16k

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