# Output files In this section, the various final and intermediate output files of gapseq are going to be described. ## gapseq find ### *-Pathways.tbl This file contains detailed information for all pathways that were considered by the ``gapseq find`` command. It is a tab-separated text file with the following columns: | ID | Name | Prediction | Completeness | VagueReactions | KeyReactions | KeyReactionsFound | ReactionsFound | | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | | Pathway ID | Pathway Name | Inferred presence true/false | Ratio of found/total reactions (%) | Number of reactions without available sequences | Total number of important key reactions | Number of found key reactions | Names of found reactions | ### *-Reactions.tbl This tab-separated text file contains detailed information about all checked reactions. | rxn | name | ec | bihit | qseqid | pident | evalue | bitscore | qcovs | stitle | sstart | send | pathway | status | pathway.status | dbhit | complex | exception | complex.status | | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | | Reaction ID | Reaction name | EC number | Bidirectional hit | Query Seq-id | Percentage of identical matches | Expect value | Bit score | Query Coverage Per Subject | Subject Title | Start of alignment | End of alignment | Associated pathway | Blast status of reaction* | Status of associated pathway** | Mapped model reactions | Detected protein complex | Higher identity cutoff used*** | Status of protein complex | * *The blast status of a reaction informs about the result of the homology search. It is defined to be: ``bad_blast`` (blast hit with lower quality, i.e. lower bitscore, coverage, or identity than needed for cutoffs), ``good_blast`` (all cutoffs satisfying blast hit), ``no_blast`` (no blast hit found), ``no_seq_data`` (no sequence data available), ``spontaneous`` (no enzyme needed). * **The status of the associated pathway provides background to the criteria by which a pathway was predicted. The following values are possible: ``full``(All reactions were found), ``keyenzyme`` (Found key reactions indicate pathway presence (at least 66% of the pathway reactions are present)), ``NA`` (The pathway is not predicted to be present), ``threshold`` (Pathway is present because at least 80% of its reactions are present) * ***For enzymes which have a high similar sequence to other enzymes with different function a higher identity cutoff is used for the blast search (this exceptions are defined in ``gapseq/dat/exceptions.tbl``) ## gapseq find-transport ### *-Transporter.tbl Data about found transporter is listed in this tab-separated text file. | id | tc | sub | exid | rea | qseqid | pident | evalue | bitscore | qcovs | stitle | sstart | send | | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | | Transporter ID | TC number | Transported substance | Exchange ID | Associated model reaction | Query Seq-id | Percentage of identical matches | E value | Bit score | Query Coverage | Subject Title | Start of alignment | End of alignment | ## gapseq draft ### *-rxnWeights.RDS Reaction weights table (temporary file needed for gapseq fill). ### *-rxnXgenes.RDS Table with gene-X-reaction association (temporary file needed for gapseq fill). ### *-draft.RDS Model draft file as R object. ### *-draft.xml Draft model in SBML format. ## gapseq fill ### *.RDS Final model saved as R object. ### *.xml Final model in SBML format.