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As part of our services, the GACRC builds and hosts local copies of frequently cited application data, and provides assistance for sharing data among GACRC members.  Datasets are located in the commonly shared "/db" filesystem. [[BLAST Databases-Sapelo2 | NCBI BLAST datasets]] are pre-formatted to work with BLAST and BLAST+ and are located in "/db/ncbiblast/" and are organized by date.  
As part of our services, the GACRC builds and hosts local copies of frequently cited application data, and provides assistance for sharing data among GACRC members.  Datasets are located in the commonly shared "/db" filesystem. [[BLAST Databases-Sapelo2 | NCBI BLAST datasets]] are pre-formatted to work with BLAST and BLAST+ and are located in "/db/ncbiblast/" and are organized by date.  


NCBI BLAST Datasets can be loaded in a similar way to software modules. This allows users to replicate results by always being able to use a time stamped version of a database. The time stamp corresponds to the download date of the dataset. To search for available NCBI BLAST dataset modules run the command:
NCBI BLAST Datasets can be loaded in the same way as software modules. This allows users to replicate results by always being able to use a time stamped version of a database. The time stamp corresponds to the download date of the dataset. To search for available NCBI BLAST dataset modules run the command:


<code>ml spider ncbiblastdb</code>
<code>ml spider ncbiblastdb</code>


You can then load a database by running the command module load. For example to load the databases timestamped at 06/16/2021:
You can then load a database by running the command module load. For example to load the databases timestamped at 02/02/2024:


<code>module load ncbiblastdb/20210616</code>
<code>module load ncbiblastdb/20240202</code>


Loading this module sets the environment variable BLASTDB to /db/ncbiblast/20210616. This allows BLAST+ to search that directory for databases. You can then use the name of the database you would like to use.(nt, nr, etc.) Here is an example of a shell script to run BLAST+ on the batch queue using the database nt:
Loading this module sets the environment variable BLASTDB to /db/ncbiblast/20240202. This allows BLAST+ to search that directory for databases. You can then use the name of the database you would like to use.(nt, nr, etc.) Here is an example of a shell script to run BLAST+ on the batch queue using the database nt:


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cd $SLURM_SUBMIT_DIR<br>
cd $SLURM_SUBMIT_DIR<br>
module load BLAST+/2.9.0-gompi-2019b<br>   
module load BLAST+/2.13.0-gompi-2022a<br>   
module load ncbiblastdb/20210616<br>   
module load ncbiblastdb/20240202<br>   
blastn -query example.fasta -out results.out -db nt<br>   
blastn -query example.fasta -out results.out -db nt<br>   
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In your actual submission script, use your own discretion for the Slurm header values.               
In your actual submission script, use your own discretion for the Slurm header values.               


NCBI's nr and nt datasets are the most commonly used at the GACRC. GACRC staff will update these datasets every month as well as other NCBI BLAST datasets: cdd_delta, human_genome, mouse_genome, nrte, refseq_protein, refseq_rna, swissprot, and taxdb datasets.
NCBI's nr and nt datasets are the most commonly used at the GACRC. GACRC staff will update these datasets '''every 3 months''' as well as other NCBI BLAST datasets: cdd_delta, human_genome, mouse_genome, nrte, refseq_protein, refseq_rna, swissprot, and taxdb datasets.


Various subject datasets, e.g. pfam, bowtie indexes of human and mouse, and NCBI bacterial datasets, are hosted as well. However, these datasets are not accessed with a module. These datasets either don’t need updating, the source does not update frequently, or the datasets are not used frequently by our users. These datasets will only be updated by user request.
Various subject datasets, e.g. pfam, bowtie indexes of human and mouse, and NCBI bacterial datasets, are hosted as well. However, these datasets are not accessed with a module. These datasets either don’t need updating, the source does not update frequently, or the datasets are not used frequently by our users. These datasets will only be updated by user request.
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cd $SLURM_SUBMIT_DIR<br>
cd $SLURM_SUBMIT_DIR<br>
module load BLAST+/2.9.0-gompi-2019b<br>     
module load BLAST+/2.13.0-gompi-2022a<br>     
blastn -query example.fasta -out results.out -db /db/ncbiblast/refseq_microbial/fasta/09162020/ <br>   
blastn -query example.fasta -out results.out -db /db/ncbiblast/refseq_microbial/fasta/09162020/ <br>   
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| [[bowtie2|hg19,mm10 & mm9]] ||  07/29/2016 || no
| [[bowtie2|hg19,mm10 & mm9]] ||  07/29/2016 || no
|-
|-
| cellranger ||  10/29/2019 || no
|bowtie2
|09/12/2024
|yes
|-
|-
| conspred_ressources ||  02/02/2017 || no
| cellranger (GRCh38 and MM10) ||  12/19/2021 || yes
|-
|-
| dammit || 03/18/2021  || no
|CheckV
|01/10/2023 (v1.5)
|yes
|-
|-
| deconseq || 12/01/2016 || no
| conspred_ressources ||  02/02/2017 || yes
|-
| dammit || 03/17/2021 (v1.2)  || yes
|-
| deconseq || 12/19/2021 ("04242013") || yes
|-
|-
| decontaMiner-Sapelo2|decontaMiner || 08/29/2019  || no
| decontaMiner-Sapelo2|decontaMiner || 08/29/2019  || no
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| eggnog-mapper || 04/16/2019  || no
| eggnog-mapper || 04/16/2019  || no
|-
|-
| funannotate || 08/15/2019 || no
|foldseek
|04/11/2023
|yes
|-
| funannotate || 12/19/2021 || yes
|-
|-
| DTDB-Tk || 01/15/2021  || no
| DTDB-Tk || 01/15/2021  || no
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| kegg || 09/09/2016  || no
| kegg || 09/09/2016  || no
|-
|-
| maker || 05/22/2018  || no
|Kraken2 (PlusPF, EuPathDB)
|05/26/2024
|yes
|-
| maker || 05/22/2018 (v2.31.9) || yes
|-
|-
| MetaCLADE || 08/29/2019  || no
| MetaCLADE || 08/29/2019  || no
|-
|-
| [[BLAST Databases-Sapelo2 | NCBI BLAST Databases]] || beginning of every month || yes
| [[BLAST Databases-Sapelo2 |NCBI BLAST Databases]] || beginning of every 3 months || yes
|-
|-
| [[NCBI Fasta-Sapelo2|NCBI Fasta]] || beginning of every month || yes
|NCBI-FCS
|12/01/2023 (v0.5.0)
|yes
|-
|-
| ngs || 11/03/2016 || no
| [[NCBI Fasta-Sapelo2|NCBI Fasta]] || 04/06/2022 || yes
|-
|-
| nndb || 04/29/2020 || no
| ngs (canine and mouse) || 11/03/2016 || yes
|-
| nndb || 05/03/2008 || yes
|-
|-
| PB || 04/24/2019  || no
| PB || 04/24/2019  || no
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| [[PfamDB-Sapelo2|pfam]] || 10/07/2021 || no
| [[PfamDB-Sapelo2|pfam]] || 10/07/2021 || no
|-
|-
| pylosift || 07/20/2020  || no
| phylosift || 07/20/2020  || no
|-
|-
| [[Refseq-Sapelo2|Refseq_genomic]] ||  || no
| [[Refseq-Sapelo2|Refseq_genomic]] ||  || no
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| repbase || 01/09/2017  || no
| repbase || 01/09/2017  || no
|-
|-
| rfam || 02/09/2017  || no
| rfam || 02/01/2017 (v12.2) || yes
|-
|-
| seqdb || 05/23/2019 || no
| seqdb || 05/22/2012 || yes
|-
|-
| sortmerna || 02/02/2021 || no
| sortmerna || 03/04/2016 || no
|-
|-
| [[TaxDB-Sapelo2|TaxDB]] || 02/26/2019  || no
| [[TaxDB-Sapelo2|taxdb]] || 02/23/2019  || yes
|-
|-
| topcons2 || 02/18/2021  || no
| topcons2 || 02/18/2021  || no
|-
|-
| [[Uniprot-Sapelo2|Uniprot]] || 11/19/2020   || no
| [[Uniprot-Sapelo2|Uniprot]] || 06/15/2023   || yes
|-
| [[Uniref-Sapelo2|Uniref]] || 02/25/2022 || yes
|-
|-
| [[Uniref-Sapelo2|Uniref]] || 06/28/2018 || no
|virulencefinder
|05/06/2024
|yes
|-
|-
| [[wublast-Sapelo2|wublast]] ||  03/01/2020  || no
| [[wublast-Sapelo2|wublast]] ||  04/01/2020  || no
|-
|-
|}
|}

Latest revision as of 14:22, 13 November 2024

As part of our services, the GACRC builds and hosts local copies of frequently cited application data, and provides assistance for sharing data among GACRC members. Datasets are located in the commonly shared "/db" filesystem. NCBI BLAST datasets are pre-formatted to work with BLAST and BLAST+ and are located in "/db/ncbiblast/" and are organized by date.

NCBI BLAST Datasets can be loaded in the same way as software modules. This allows users to replicate results by always being able to use a time stamped version of a database. The time stamp corresponds to the download date of the dataset. To search for available NCBI BLAST dataset modules run the command:

ml spider ncbiblastdb

You can then load a database by running the command module load. For example to load the databases timestamped at 02/02/2024:

module load ncbiblastdb/20240202

Loading this module sets the environment variable BLASTDB to /db/ncbiblast/20240202. This allows BLAST+ to search that directory for databases. You can then use the name of the database you would like to use.(nt, nr, etc.) Here is an example of a shell script to run BLAST+ on the batch queue using the database nt:

#!/bin/bash
#SBATCH --job-name=j_BLAST+
#SBATCH --partition=batch
#SBATCH --mail-type=ALL
#SBATCH --mail-user=username@uga.edu
#SBATCH --ntasks=1
#SBATCH --mem=10gb
#SBATCH --time=08:00:00
#SBATCH --output=BLAST+.%j.out
#SBATCH --error=BLAST+.%j.err

cd $SLURM_SUBMIT_DIR
module load BLAST+/2.13.0-gompi-2022a
module load ncbiblastdb/20240202
blastn -query example.fasta -out results.out -db nt

In your actual submission script, use your own discretion for the Slurm header values.

NCBI's nr and nt datasets are the most commonly used at the GACRC. GACRC staff will update these datasets every 3 months as well as other NCBI BLAST datasets: cdd_delta, human_genome, mouse_genome, nrte, refseq_protein, refseq_rna, swissprot, and taxdb datasets.

Various subject datasets, e.g. pfam, bowtie indexes of human and mouse, and NCBI bacterial datasets, are hosted as well. However, these datasets are not accessed with a module. These datasets either don’t need updating, the source does not update frequently, or the datasets are not used frequently by our users. These datasets will only be updated by user request. Instead of using a module, to use these databases, use the path to the databases in your script. Below is an example using BLAST+ with a dataset not available as a module.

#!/bin/bash
#SBATCH --job-name=j_BLAST+
#SBATCH --partition=batch
#SBATCH --mail-type=ALL
#SBATCH --mail-user=username@uga.edu
#SBATCH --ntasks=1
#SBATCH --mem=10gb
#SBATCH --time=08:00:00
#SBATCH --output=BLAST+.%j.out
#SBATCH --error=BLAST+.%j.err

cd $SLURM_SUBMIT_DIR
module load BLAST+/2.13.0-gompi-2022a
blastn -query example.fasta -out results.out -db /db/ncbiblast/refseq_microbial/fasta/09162020/

For datasets requested by individual lab groups, GACRC encourages users to maintain their own copies of databases, whose files can be installed in their group's shared "/work" area. Similarly for datasets frequently updated by their source, the GACRC encourages users to maintain their own copies of these public databases.

The set of data which are regularly updated is open to review, and can be expanded based on available GACRC resources.



Installed Bioinformatics Databases

Name Version Module Available
akblab 01/28/2018 no
Bacteria NCBI 12/21/2017 no
hg19,mm10 & mm9 07/29/2016 no
bowtie2 09/12/2024 yes
cellranger (GRCh38 and MM10) 12/19/2021 yes
CheckV 01/10/2023 (v1.5) yes
conspred_ressources 02/02/2017 yes
dammit 03/17/2021 (v1.2) yes
deconseq 12/19/2021 ("04242013") yes
decontaMiner 08/29/2019 no
eggnog-mapper 04/16/2019 no
foldseek 04/11/2023 yes
funannotate 12/19/2021 yes
DTDB-Tk 01/15/2021 no
hg 09/20/2016 no
kegg 09/09/2016 no
Kraken2 (PlusPF, EuPathDB) 05/26/2024 yes
maker 05/22/2018 (v2.31.9) yes
MetaCLADE 08/29/2019 no
NCBI BLAST Databases beginning of every 3 months yes
NCBI-FCS 12/01/2023 (v0.5.0) yes
NCBI Fasta 04/06/2022 yes
ngs (canine and mouse) 11/03/2016 yes
nndb 05/03/2008 yes
PB 04/24/2019 no
pfam 10/07/2021 no
phylosift 07/20/2020 no
Refseq_genomic no
repbase 01/09/2017 no
rfam 02/01/2017 (v12.2) yes
seqdb 05/22/2012 yes
sortmerna 03/04/2016 no
taxdb 02/23/2019 yes
topcons2 02/18/2021 no
Uniprot 06/15/2023 yes
Uniref 02/25/2022 yes
virulencefinder 05/06/2024 yes
wublast 04/01/2020 no
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