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curl -LJO https://gitlab.mbb.univ-montp2.fr/edna/custom_reference_database/-/raw/master/tests/data/raw.fasta
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* `raw.fasta`: a FASTA file of 4 records representative sequence of 4 taxon groups. More detail about the input [here](https://gitlab.mbb.univ-montp2.fr/edna/custom_reference_database/-/wikis/Files-definition#representative-sequences).
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* `raw.fasta`: a FASTA file of 4 records representative sequence of 4 taxon groups. More details about input files [here](https://gitlab.mbb.univ-montp2.fr/edna/custom_reference_database/-/wikis/Files-definition#representative-sequences).
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If you have installed MKBDR, you can run the example data with:
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`validate` module checks if the format or the taxonomy is valid. Then it writes 3 files:
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* `res_raw_faulty_format.fasta` : a FASTA file with faulty format records (empty in this example)
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* ` res_raw_faulty_taxon.fasta`: a FASTA file with faulty taxonomy records (2 faulty records in this example)
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* `res_raw_faulty_taxon.fasta`: a FASTA file with faulty taxonomy records (2 faulty records in this example)
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* `res_raw_valide.fasta`: a FASTA file with correct records that can be use as reference database for taxonomic assignment (2 valid records in this example)
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Read more details about output files [here](https://gitlab.mbb.univ-montp2.fr/edna/custom_reference_database/-/wikis/Files-definition#output-files)
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Read more details about output files [here](https://gitlab.mbb.univ-montp2.fr/edna/custom_reference_database/-/wikis/Files-definition#output-files).
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# Next steps
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Now that you've gotten the example to work, use the menu in the upper right to navigate to the more detailed descriptions and instructions for exploring your own data.
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Now that you've gotten the example to work, use the menu in the upper right to navigate to the more detailed descriptions and instructions for exploring your own data. You can try [Running MKBDR](https://gitlab.mbb.univ-montp2.fr/edna/custom_reference_database/-/wikis/Running-MKBDR) section to pursue.
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