Pregenerated databases
For EpitopeID, this is the "database" or directory with four types of reference files used by identify-Epitope.sh
. You will notice that EpitopeID provides reference files for both yeast (sacCer3_EpiID
) and human (hg19_EpiID
) so you can quickly get started without building up the database from scratch. However, you are free to customize and build your own set of files (e.g. add different epitope tags to check for, use a different genome build).
The provided database files are missing the genomic reference file for storage reasons. You will need to follow the directions below to download genome.fa
before running EpitopeID if you are planning to use the provided defaults.
sacCer3_EpiID
Epitope | Notes |
---|---|
AID | |
CBP | |
Extended-Tap | Used by Rossi et al. (2021) |
FLAG-3x | |
FRB | |
GFP | |
HA_v1 | |
HA_v2 | |
HA_v3 | |
HaloTag | |
MNase_v2 | |
Myc-3x | |
ProteinA |
hg19_EpiID
Epitope | Notes |
---|---|
LAP-tag | Communication with Dr. Kevin White (UChicago, ENCODE) |
hg19_EpiID_v2
Epitope | Notes |
---|---|
LAP-tag | Communication with Dr. Kevin White (UChicago, ENCODE) |
FKBP12-V | dTAG from Nabet et al (2018) AddGene-91797, start to stop codon |
3xFLAG | Communication with the lab of Dr. Richard Myers (Hudson Alpha, ENCODE) |
HaloTag |
Downloading genome reference
If you already have the genome, you may use that. The scripts below are provided for convenience. Just note the chromosomes use in the annotations for the blacklist files match with your genome build if you opt to use your own.
Downloading yeast genome.fa
Use the utility scripts by following the commands below to download the sacCer3 genome and format the chromosome names. The reference files are based on the arabic numeral chromosome naming system (i.e. "chr1", "chr2",..."chr16","chrM","2-micron").
cd /path/to/GenoPipe/EpitopeID/utility_scripts/genome_data
bash download_sacCer3_Genome.sh
mv genome.fa /path/to/sacCer3_EpiID/FASTA_genome/
Downloading human genome.fa
Use the utility scripts by following the commands below to download the hg19 genome and move it to the appropriate directory.
cd /path/to/GenoPipe/EpitopeID/utility_scripts/genome_data
bash download_hg19_Genome.sh
mv genome.fa /path/to/hg19_EpiID/FASTA_genome/genome.fa