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Group Call
- Participants: Josh, Guillaume, Stephen, Tom, Katie,
- Notify Samantha Forde when papers are accepted.
- Data
- phage metagenomes from CAMERA: Once you login CAMERA portal, click “Data Query” tab under “Browse Data”, there is a table with all projects; then go to the second page, you will see “CAM_PROJ_BroadPhageGenomes” and “CAM_PROJ_BroadPhage” projects. If you click the accession number, all details are there.
- Guillaume will check what is there
- Tom: check filter size, may remove a lot of the bacteria and archaea
- Scheduling in person meeting
- No date through mid-April that all can make
- Samantha Forde wants to meet in May or early June - combine?
- Guillaume may come to SF in late Feb to work on SFams updating
- Tim Laurant started Monday as Bioinformatics person at Gladstone
- Problems with compute cluster in Davis
- Maybe move SFams updates to QB3 cluster
- A UCSF person (with ID number) would need to be in charge
- SFams updates
- Guillaume: updating code almost ready to go
- Tom will review to see if it works on QB3
- Stephen: should include check for start and stop codons
- Won't switch to LAST for now
- Many new genomes - need to release soon
- Future of SFams
- Add single cell amplified genomes, assembled metagenomes
- With quality control for bad assemblies
- Represent poorly sampled lineages
- Focus on marine maybe if too many total
- JE: worthwhile if not too burdensome
- Who else is doing this? Sanger?
- Who has a connection to start that conversation
- Stephen has a lot of ideas about improvements
- Focus on short read classification problems
- Might be short sighted to optimize for short reads since reads are getting longer
- Most current users are employing SFams for annotating genomes (from diverse lineages)
- Issues are more general than SFams
- JE: Main concern is spending a lot of time/resources on maintenance and updates, but the research is important
- Add single cell amplified genomes, assembled metagenomes
- Josh talked to Jack Gilbert
- Beta-diversity niche modeling
- Applications: map of community classifications, predicting novel communities
- Forensic project with Naval Research Lab
- Data
- Earth microbiome project (16S)
- No global shotgun metagenomics data set
- Gilbert uses PRMT tool to map from 16S to functions
- Other overlaps for collaboration
- Functional diversity mapping (paper in press on CO2 flux in English Channel)
- We should act on this soon to carve our our part
- Beta-diversity niche modeling
- Southern Oceans data set (positive selection analyses questioned)
- Might be problematic even to use the data