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<tool id="ribopicker" name="riboPicker" version="1.0.0"> <description>Easy identification and removal of rRNA-like sequences.</description> <version_command>ribopicker.pl -version | awk '{print $3}'</version_command> <command interpreter="bash">ribopicker.sh -id 'galaxy' #if $identity_threshold: -i $identity_threshold #end if #if $coverage_threshold: -c $coverage_threshold #end if #if $length_threshold: -l $length_threshold #end if #if $read_chunk_size: -S $read_chunk_size #end if #if $z_best_value: -z $z_best_value #end if #if $align_score_threshold: -T $align_score_threshold #end if -f $input </command> <inputs> <param name="input" type="data" format="fastq,fasta" label="from" help="Input file in FASTA or FASTQ format that contains the query sequences."/> <param name="dbs" type="select" label="Reference Database"> <options from_data_table="ribopicker_dbs"> <filter type="sort_by" column="2" /> <validator type="no_options" message="No reference databases are available" /> </options> </param> <param name="identity_threshold" type="integer" value="" size="3" label="Alignment Identity Threshold" optional="True" help="Alignment identity threshold in percentage (integer from 1-100 without %) used to define matching sequences as similar. The identity is calculated for the part of the query sequence that is aligned to a reference sequence. For example, a query sequence of 100 bp that aligns to a reference sequence over the first 50 bp with 40 matching positions has an identity value of 80%." > <validator type="in_range" message="(1-100)" min="1" max="100"/> </param> <param name="coverage_threshold" type="integer" value="" size="3" label="Alignment Coverage Threshold" optional="True" help="Alignment coverage threshold in percentage (integer from 1-100 without %) used to define matching sequences as similar. The coverage is calculated for the part of the query sequence that is aligned to a reference sequence. For example, a query sequence of 100 bp that aligns to a reference sequence over the first 50 bp with 40 matching positions has an coverage value of 50%." > <validator type="in_range" message="(1-100)" min="1" max="100"/> </param> <param name="length_threshold" type="integer" value="" size="5" label="Alignment Length Threshold" optional="True" help="Alignment length threshold used to define matching sequences as similar. For example, a query sequence of 100 bp that aligns to a reference sequence over the first 50 bp with 40 matching positions has an alignment length of 50." > <validator type="in_range" message="(1-infinity)" min="1" max="inf"/> </param> <param name="read_chunk_size" type="integer" value="" size="9" label="Chunk size of reads in bp for BWA-SW" optional="True" help="Chunk size of reads in bp as used by BWA-SW (default: 10000000)" > <validator type="in_range" message="(1-infinity)" min="1" max="inf"/> </param> <param name="z_best_value" type="integer" value="" size="5" label="Z-best value for BWA-SW" optional="True" help="Z-best value as used by BWA-SW (default: 1)"> <validator type="in_range" message="(1-infinity)" min="1" max="inf"/> </param> <param name="align_score_threshold" type="integer" value="" size="5" label="Alignment score threshold for BWA-SW" optional="True" help="Alignment score threshold as used by BWA-SW (default: 30)" > <validator type="in_range" message="(1-infinity)" min="1" max="inf"/> </param> </inputs> <outputs> <data name="rrna" format="fasta" from_work_dir="galaxy_rrna.txt" label="rRNA" /> <data name="nonrrna" format="fasta" from_work_dir="galaxy_nonrrna.txt" label="Non-rRNA" /> </outputs> <!-- Usage: ribopicker [options] -f <file> -dbs <list> ... Options: -T <integer> Alignment score threshold as used by BWA-SW (default: 30). --> <help> **What it does** The riboPicker tool can be used to automatically identify and efficiently remove rRNA-like sequences from metatranscriptomic and metagenomic datasets. </help> </tool>