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Hi,
I noticed that when a GTO file is converted into a GenBank one with rast-export-genome, SOURCE and ORGANISM fields are corrupted. Here's an example:
genome_id: 1396.2510 in GTO file there's a part:
"close_genomes" : [], "domain" : "Bacteria", "taxonomy" : [ "cellular organisms", "Bacteria", "Terrabacteria group", "Firmicutes", "Bacilli", "Bacillales", "Bacillaceae", "Bacillus", "Bacillus cereus group", "Bacillus cereus" ], (...)
and when converted to GenBank, there's:
SOURCE ARRAY(0x35df9e0) ORGANISM ARRAY(0x35df9e0) .
although it should look like that:
SOURCE Bacillus cereus strain ET31 ORGANISM Bacillus cereus strain ET31 Bacteria; Firmicutes; Bacilli; Bacillales; Bacillaceae; Bacillus; Bacillus cereus group; Bacillus cereus.
It would be great if you could fix that, thanks!
Best, Przemek
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Hi,
I noticed that when a GTO file is converted into a GenBank one with rast-export-genome, SOURCE and ORGANISM fields are corrupted. Here's an example:
genome_id: 1396.2510
in GTO file there's a part:
and when converted to GenBank, there's:
although it should look like that:
It would be great if you could fix that, thanks!
Best,
Przemek
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: