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Table of Contents
PART ONE: INTRODUCTION TO THE BIO-LINUX 8 SYSTEM............................................1
Logging in and exploring the Bio-Linux desktop...............................................................................................................1
Running applications..........................................................................................................................................................3
Finding files and drives......................................................................................................................................................3
Setting things up.................................................................................................................................................................4
Finding your way on the system..........................................................................................................................................7
The Root Folder....................................................................................................................................................................7
Using the command shell......................................................................................................................................................8
Anatomy of a Command....................................................................................................................................................9
Listing files in a directory................................................................................................................................................10
Learning about Linux commands.....................................................................................................................................11
Basic Linux tips for filenames.........................................................................................................................................12
Getting the prompt back when running graphical applications from the terminal..........................................................12
Linux shorthand and shortcuts.........................................................................................................................................13
More Basic Linux Commands...........................................................................................................................................13
Changing directories........................................................................................................................................................14
Tab completion.................................................................................................................................................................15
Command history................................................................................................................................................................17
Making a directory...........................................................................................................................................................17
Office software....................................................................................................................................................................18
Using text editors.................................................................................................................................................................19
Nano.................................................................................................................................................................................19
Gedit.................................................................................................................................................................................19
Reading text files.................................................................................................................................................................20
An important note on line endings – CR and LF.............................................................................................................21
Copying files........................................................................................................................................................................22
Linking to files.....................................................................................................................................................................23
Removing files and directories...........................................................................................................................................24
Redirecting output to files..................................................................................................................................................25
Piping output between applications..................................................................................................................................26
Diff, Grep and Sort.............................................................................................................................................................27
Diff...................................................................................................................................................................................27
Grep..................................................................................................................................................................................27
Environment Variables.......................................................................................................................................................29
Changing permissions on files and directories.................................................................................................................30
Some other useful information..........................................................................................................................................31
Copying and pasting text..................................................................................................................................................31
The simple way to stop a process.....................................................................................................................................31
Putting a command to one side........................................................................................................................................31
Logging out of a session..................................................................................................................................................31
Clearing your terminal of text..........................................................................................................................................31
Accessing a running program or working with others interactively................................................................................32
Accessing your machine – including a full graphical desktop - remotely.......................................................................32
PART TWO: INTRODUCTION TO BIOINFORMATICS ON BIO-LINUX.............................33
Documentation and Help for Bioinformatics Software on Bio-Linux...........................................................................33
Bio-Linux Bioinformatics Documentation......................................................................................................................33
Help Functions within the Programs................................................................................................................................34
Example data for this tutorial............................................................................................................................................34
Interface choices..................................................................................................................................................................35
General points about working with bioinformatics programs.......................................................................................36
Sequence formats.............................................................................................................................................................36
File naming conventions in bioinformatics......................................................................................................................37
Naming files and the danger of over-writing previous results.........................................................................................39
A common problem: what is a text file and what is not...................................................................................................39
GZipped files in bioinformatics.......................................................................................................................................40
EXAMPLES OF RUNNING BIOINFORMATICS PROGRAMS ON BIO-LINUX..................41
Analysing sequences with QIIME.....................................................................................................................................41
Preparation.......................................................................................................................................................................42
Assign Samples to Multiplex Reads................................................................................................................................42
Processing sequences into OTUs.....................................................................................................................................43
Data to information..........................................................................................................................................................44
Heatmap......................................................................................................................................................................45
Taxonomy Summary Charts........................................................................................................................................45
Diversity...........................................................................................................................................................................45
Alpha...........................................................................................................................................................................45
Beta..............................................................................................................................................................................45
Inter-Sample Distance.................................................................................................................................................46
Jackknifing & UPGMA...............................................................................................................................................46
Analysing sequences with MOTHUR................................................................................................................................47
Preparation.......................................................................................................................................................................47
Assign Samples to Multiplex Reads and Quality Filtering..............................................................................................48
Generating Alignment & Distance Matrix.......................................................................................................................48
Classify Sequences...........................................................................................................................................................49
Renaming Files.................................................................................................................................................................49
Clustering Sequences.......................................................................................................................................................49
Generating OTU Table and Normalisation......................................................................................................................49
Classifying OTU..............................................................................................................................................................50
Converting the shared file to BIOM-format.....................................................................................................................50
Data to information..........................................................................................................................................................50
Heatmap......................................................................................................................................................................50
Venn Diagram..............................................................................................................................................................50
Finding and running useful scripts...................................................................................................................................51
Aligning sequences using MUSCLE..................................................................................................................................51
BLAST.................................................................................................................................................................................53
A few examples of ways to run BLAST, on Bio-Linux or otherwise.........................................................................53
What this course covers...............................................................................................................................................53
Why use BLAST on the command line?.....................................................................................................................53
General considerations for database searching...........................................................................................................54
A very, very brief introduction to BLAST+................................................................................................................54
How a BLAST database looks on the file system.......................................................................................................55
A simple blastp search.................................................................................................................................................55
Formatting BLAST output..........................................................................................................................................56
Handling multiple sequences......................................................................................................................................57
BLAST searching using fasta files containing more than one sequence................................................................57
Processing multiple files using a foreach loop..................................................................................................................57
Working with lots of BLAST results...........................................................................................................................61
EMBOSS Programs............................................................................................................................................................62
Ways to run EMBOSS programs:...............................................................................................................................62
A comparison of the Jemboss and command line interfaces for EMBOSS programs...........................................63
Working with EMBOSS programs..............................................................................................................................63
Using the EMBOSS command line.............................................................................................................................65
A very basic sequence assembly.........................................................................................................................................69
Quality Checking.........................................................................................................................................................69
Split Barcodes.............................................................................................................................................................69
Clean Up......................................................................................................................................................................70
Assembly With Velvet.................................................................................................................................................71
Assembly With Abyss.................................................................................................................................................71
Assessing The Assemblies...........................................................................................................................................72
Adding Some Annotation............................................................................................................................................72
Artemis.................................................................................................................................................................................73
Ways to run Artemis:...................................................................................................................................................73
Appendix A – BLAST references and documentation.....................................................................................................75
Web pages........................................................................................................................................................................75
References........................................................................................................................................................................75
Appendix B – Creating local BLAST databases..............................................................................................................76
Obtaining local BLAST databases..............................................................................................................................76
Building BLAST indices from local sequence files....................................................................................................77
Appendix C - Cheat sheet of basic Linux commands......................................................................................................79
Copyright and redistribution:
This document is the work of many authors over many years. Unless otherwise stated the material is Copyright NERC.
You may redistribute the complete document and its associated files without restriction in any format.
If you re-use substantial portions of this text in derivative works you must acknowledge the authors (CC-BY). We would
also appreciate you letting us know if you re-use our stuff.
If you use Bio-Linux for your science, please cite us! See the website for further info.
Part One: Introduction to the Bio-Linux 8 System
Logging in and exploring the Bio-Linux desktop
You can log into your Bio-Linux machine locally or over the network, on a fully installed system or a Virtual
Machine or on a system running Live from a USB memory stick or a DVD.
These course notes are written from the perspective of someone running the Live version of the system – that
is, having booted a PC directly from a USB memory stick and selected "Try Bio-Linux". The main
differences for people working on an installed system will be the name of the account you are logged into
and what privileges that particular user account has. For example, the user of the Live system always has full
administrative privileges. So don't worry if you find small differences between what is described here and
what you see on your system.
Please refer to our on-line document about various ways you can set up a Bio-Linux system:
http://environmentalomics.org/bio-linux-installation
If you are booting the machine from a DVD or a USB memory stick, when prompted, select
Option 1: Try Bio-Linux
After the system has started up, you will see the Bio-Linux desktop (Figure 1).
1
Figure 1: A view of the Bio-Linux 8 desktop
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