I am hoping to use Maker as a consensus get set generator for several
gene prediction sets that have already been produced outside of Maker.
I did use Maker to align my ESTs and I recursively copied that entire
directory a couple of times in order to generate a couple different
consensus set versions. I used the protein_gff= option to enter
several GFF3 sets of protein alignments run outside of Maker and the
pred_gff= option to enter all of the gene GFF3 sets I want to include.
All of the prediction sets have passed our GFF3 validation steps and
successfully load into Chado and Apollo so I don't suspect an error
with the file formats, however Maker v2.15 is failing on the GFF3
files. Is there a chance this error is tied to bad predictions that
potentially have internal stop codons or some other issue? How can I
determine which specific errors are causing the failure?
When running Maker v2.15 I get these errors:
Gathering GFF3 input into hits - chunk:0
WARNING: Problem in GFFDB::_get_t_offset_and_end
WARNING: Problem cause by bad CDS entries in GFF3 file for Group10.1.006.1
Maker will just figure out a new CDS entry internally
ERROR: Failed on Group10.1.006.1
Check your input GFF3 file for errors! (from GFFDB)
--FAILURE--
ERROR: Failed while prepare section files!!
ERROR: Chunk failed at level:12, tier_type:2
!!
FAILED CONTIG:Group10.1
ERROR: Chunk failed at level:5, tier_type:0
!!
FAILED CONTIG:Group10.1
I appreciate any help you can offer.
Thanks,
Anna
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Thanks,
Carson
NOTE 3 - UTRs, splice sites and translational start and stop sites. These are implied by the combination of exon and CDS and do not need to be explicitly annotated as part of the canonical gene. In the case of annotating predicted splice or translational start/stop sites independently of a particular gene, it is suggested that they be attached directly to the genomic sequence and not to a gene or a subpart of a gene.