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Manipulation on FASTA/Q format file

Recommend my toolkit SeqKit, a cross-platform and efficient toolkit for FASTA/Q file manipulation, which integrades most of the functions provided by these scripts.

FASTA

fasta2tab and tab2fasta

fasta2tab and tab2fasta are used in pair. fasta2tab transforms the FASTA fromat to two-column table, fist column is the header and the second is sequence. Its could also compute the reverse complement sequence and remove gaps. Sequence length and GC content could be outputted as another column, which could be used for filtering and sorting. tab2fasta just tranform the table back to FASTA format. Combining with shell tool like awk and sed, it’s easy to filter, sort FASTA files.

Examples

1. sort fasta by sequnece length
cat seq.fa | fasta2tab -t -l | sort -r -t"`echo -e '\t'`" -n -k3,3 \
| tab2fasta -l 70 > seq.sorted.fa
2. extract sub sequence
fasta2tab -t -sub 3,10 -rc seq.fa | tab2fasta
3. extract sequence longer than 1000 bp
cat seq.fa | fasta2tab -t -l | awk -F'\t' '$3 >= 1000' | tab2fasta -l 70
4. extract aligned sequence of which the original sequence is longer than 1000 bp
cat seq.fa | fasta2tab -l2 | awk -F'\t' '$3 >= 1000' | tab2fasta -l 70
5. reverse complement sequence, uppercase, and trim gaps
zcat seq.fa.gz | fasta2tab -uc -rc -t | tab2fasta

fasta_extract_by_pattern.pl

fasta_extract_by_pattern.pl could extract FASTA sequences by header or sequence, exactly matching or regular expression matching are both supported. The query pattern could read from files. And negation of the result is also easy to get. What's the most important, it could read from STDIN.

Combining fasta2tab and tab2fasta with cvs_grep could also have the same function.

Examples

1. sequences WITH "bacteria" in header
fasta_extract_by_pattern.pl -r -p Bacteria *.fa > result.fa
2. sequences WITHOUT “bacteria” in header
fasta_extract_by_pattern.pl -r -n -p Bacteria seq1.fa seq2.fa > result.fa
3. sequences with TTSAA (AgsI digest site) in SEQUENCE. Base S stands for C or G.
fasta_extract_by_pattern.pl -r -s -p 'TT[C|G]AA' seq.fa > result.fa
4. sequences (read from STDIN ) with header that matches any patterns in list file
zcat seq.fa.gz | fasta_extract_by_pattern.pl -pf name_list.txt > result.fa

fasta_common_seqs.pl

fasta_common_seqs.pl is used to find common sequences in multiple files. It supports comparing by header or sequence. By storing the MD5 value of sequences, it has a low memory usage. It’s also could be used to remove duplicated records, by finding common sequencing from the file and its copy or soft link.

fasta_remove_duplicates.pl

fasta_remove_duplicates.pl could remove duplicated records from file or STDIN, by both sequence and header.

fasta_locate_motif.pl

fasta_locate_motif.pl could find restrict enzyme recognition site or other motif location.

fasta_gc_skew.py and fasta_gc_skew.plot.R

Sample out:

GC Skew

FASTQ

fastq2tab and tab2fastq

fastq2tab and tab2fastq are similar to fasta2tab and tab2fasta. It could use to filter fastq with help of cvs_grep.

Example: removing contaminate reads

zcat reads.fq.gz                                \
   | fastq2tab                                  \
   | csv_grep -t -pf <(cat idlist) -i -d        \
   | tab2fastq                                  \
   | gzip -c                                    \
   > reads2.fq.gz
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