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Quick dirty way of mapping ResFinder and NCBI AMR databases to CARD's ARO

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Crude AMR database harmonisation

We need a quick way to compare results between different AMR databases While there are better ideas of dealing with this problem more robustly (...speak to me about genomically-informed nomenclature normalisation), for mapping NCBI and ResFinder to CARD's ARO:

  • Download NCBI and ResFinder databases

  • Run them through RGI

  • Using hits, create a mapping of NCBI and ResFinder genes to the ARO

  • Highlight any situation of no hits/disconnect for manual curation

Running

conda env create -f env.yml
conda activate crude_harmonisation
bash crude_db_harmonisation.sh

Output mapping can be found at resfinder_ncbi_ARO_mapping.tsv

  • 93.1% of ResFinder entries with trivial mapping to ARO using homology models (218 entries missing).
  • 80.7% of NCBI entries with trivial mapping to ARO using homology models (1260 entries missing).

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