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abritamr_run

Tags: bacteria assembly fasta antimicrobial-resistance nata amrfinderplus sample-scope

Detect antimicrobial resistance and virulence genes.

Uses abriTAMR, a NATA (National Association of Testing Authorities) accredited pipeline, to report the presence of reportable AMR genes. It acts as a wrapper for AMRFinderPlus, formatted for clinical reporting standards used in Victoria, Australia.

Inputs

record (
meta: Record,
fna: Path
)
FieldTypeDescription
metaRecordGroovy Record containing sample information
fnaPathAssembled contigs in FASTA format

Outputs

record (
meta: Record,
summary: Path?,
matches: Path,
partials: Path,
virulence: Path,
amrfinder: Path,
results: Set<Path>,
logs: Set<Path?>,
nf_logs: Set<Path>,
versions: Set<Path>
)
FieldTypeDescription
metaRecordSample information record
summaryPath?Tab-delimited NATA-accredited AMR report summary
matchesPathTab-delimited list of matched AMR genes
partialsPathTab-delimited list of partially matched AMR genes
virulencePathTab-delimited list of detected virulence genes
amrfinderPathRaw AMRFinderPlus output
resultsSet<Path>All output files to be published
logsSet<Path?>Optional program specific log files
nf_logsSet<Path>Nextflow-specific log files (e.g. .command.{begin
versionsSet<Path>A YAML formatted file with program versions

Parameters

abriTAMR Parameters

ParameterTypeDefaultDescription
--abritamr_speciesstringUse species specific point mutations, must provide a valid species
--abritamr_identityintegerMinimum identity of matches with amrfinder (0 - 1.0), defaults to amrfinder preset

Used By

Subworkflows

  • abritamr - Identify antimicrobial resistance genes using AMRFinderPlus.

Workflows

  • abritamr - A NATA accredited tool for reporting the presence of antimicrobial resistance genes.

Citations

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Source

View source on GitHub

Version

ABRITAMR_RUN:
- abritamr: 1.2.0