This repository contains a collection of code and scripts used in the paper Mercury methylation by metabolically versatile and cosmopolitan marine bacteria (DOI: 10.1038/s41396-020-00889-4) by Lin et al..
The links below the sub-headings lead to the scripts needed for the corresponding steps. Most of the scripts were developed for running on the SLURM workload manager. All code and scripts were created for and tested on Spartan HPC at The University of Melbourne. You may download and adapt the scripts to suit your own requirements.
Take the five samples from "SI047 S3" station as an example.
ids="SRR3724469;SRR3724456;SRR3724482;SRR3724508;SRR3724533" # SRA accessions for the 5 metagenomic samples
urls="SI047_ftp_urls.txt" # output
out_dir="SI047_raw_data" # output
# Using ENA API to retreive data urls
for str in ${ids//;/ } ; do echo 'ftp://ftp.sra.ebi.ac.uk/vol1/fastq/'${str:0:6}'/00'${str:0-1}'/'$str'/'$str'_1.fastq.gz' >> $urls; echo 'ftp://ftp.sra.ebi.ac.uk/vol1/fastq/'${str:0:6}'/00'${str:0-1}'/'$str'/'$str'_2.fastq.gz' >> $urls; done
# Download raw fastq files to $out_dir
wget -b -q -i $urls -P $out_dirinput="SI047_raw_data"
output="SI047_clean_data"
sbatch trimmomatic-loop.slurm $input $outputinput="SI047_clean_data"
output="SI047_megahit"
sbatch megahit-coassembly.slurm $input $outputinput="SI047_megahit/final.contigs.fa"
output="SI047_megahit/SI047.2k.fa"
perl remove_small_seqs.pl 2000 $input > $outputmetaWRAPconda env is required
input_fa="SI047_megahit/SI047.2k.fa"
input_fq="SI047_clean_data"
output="SI047_binning_out"
sbatch metaWRAP-binning $input_fa $input_fq $output # Using --metabat1 --metabat2 --maxbin2input="SI047_binning_out"
output="SI047_bins_refined"
sbatch metaWRAP-BinRefinement.slurm $input $output # Integrating the output from 3 binners# Pick up some bins of interest to process reassembly
mkdir SI047_bins_interest
cp SI047_bins_refined/metawrap_70_10_bins/bin5.fa SI047_bins_interest
cp SI047_bins_refined/metawrap_70_10_bins/bin12.fa SI047_bins_interest
# Running metaWRAP
input_reads_dir="SI047_bins_refined/metawrap_70_10_bins"
input_bins_dir="SI047_bins_interest"
output="SI047_bins_reassembled"
sbatch metaWRAP-ReassembleBins.slurm $input_reads_dir $input_bins_dir $outputmkdir SI047_final_bins
cp SI047_bins_refined/metawrap_70_10_bins/*fa SI047_final_bins
cp -rf SI047_bins_reassembled/reassembled_bins/*fa SI047_final_binsinput="SI047_final_bins"
output="SI047_final_bins_prokka"
for fa in $input/*.fa;
sbatch prokka.slurm $fa $output
doneinput="SI047_final_bins"
output="SI047_final_bins_checkm"
sbatch checkm.slurm $input $outputinput="SI047_final_bins"
output="SI047_final_bins_gtdbtk"
sbatch gtdbtk.slurm $input $outputThe hmm database for HgcA proteins is needed for this step.
HgcA.hmmis available upon request.
input="SI047_final_bins_prokka"
output="SI047_HgcA_search"
find $input -name *.faa |
while read faa
do
sbatch hmmsearch.slurm $faa $output
donecat SI047_HgcA_search/*faa > SI047_hgcA_all.faa # need some outgroups
input="SI047_hgcA_all.faa"
output="SI047_hgcA.faa"
sbatch cd-hit.slurm $input $outputinput="SI047_hgcA.faa"
output="SI047_hgcA.aln.faa"
sbatch mafft.slurm $input $output# Change Fasta to Phylip format
python fasta2relaxedphylip.py -i SI047_hgcA.aln.faa -o SI047_hgcA.aln.phy
# Make Tree
input="SI047_hgcA.aln.phy"
sbatch mafft-iqtree.slurm $inputinput_fa="15hgcA.fna"
input_metaG_fq="SI047_clean_data"
out_dir_metaG="hgcA_metaG_abundance_SI047"
out_dir_MC="SI047_MC"
sbatch bwa-bbmap.slurm $input_fa $input_metaG_fq $out_dir
sbatch MicrobeCensus.slurm $input_metaG_fq $out_dir_MChtseqconda env is required
# ORF prediction
input_fa="SI047_megahit/SI047.2k.fa"
out_dir_prodigal="SI047_prodigal"
sbatch prodigal.slurm $input_fa $out_dir_prodigal
# mapping reads with bwa
input_fa="SI047_megahit/SI047.2k.fa"
input_metaT_fq="SI047_metaT_clean_data" # derived from a similar procedure to metagenomic clean data
out_dir="SI047_metaT_mapping"
sbatch bwa-samtools.slurm $input_fa $input_metaT_fq $out_dir # mapping and sort
sbatch picard.slurm $out_dir # removing duplicates
# counting mapped reads per gene
input_bams_dir="SI047_metaT_mapping"
input_gff="SI047_prodigal/SI047.gff"
output_count="SI047_reads_count"
sbatch htseq.slurm $input_bams_dir $input_gff $output_count
# calculating gene lengths
input_gff="SI047_prodigal/SI047.gff"
cut -f4,5,9 $input_gff | sed 's/gene_id //g' | gawk '{print $3,$2-$1 1}' | tr ' ' '\t' > ${input_gff%.*}.gl.txtRPKM: Reads per kilo base per million mapped reads
Formula
RPKM = C / ( (L/1000) * (N/1,000,000) ) = (10^9 * C)/(N * L)
- C - number of reads mapped to a gene sequence
- L - gene length in base-pairs for a gene
- N - total number of mapped reads of a sample
module load pandas/0.23.4-intel-2016.u3-Python-3.5.2 # loading Python3 and Pandas module
module load numpy/1.12.1-intel-2017.u2-Python-3.5.2 # loading Numpy module
count_dir="SI047_reads_count"
gene_len="SI047_prodigal/SI047.gl.txt"
RPKM_out="SI047.rpkm.tsv"
python RPKM_cal.py -c $count_dir -l $gene_len -o $RPKM_outHeyu Lin [email protected]
School of Earth Sciences, The University of Melbourne
Please cite the article if the scripts are helpful in your research.
Lin, H., Ascher, D.B., Myung, Y. et al. Mercury methylation by metabolically versatile and cosmopolitan marine bacteria. ISME J (2021). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41396-020-00889-4