Ori and Ter prediction for prokaryotic circular chromosomes.
findingOri("accession",,) # NCBI accession number
findingOri(,"file path" ,) # Local fasta file path, UNIX standard
findingOri("accession","v") # verbose, with plots
findingOri(,"file path" ,"v") # verbose, with plots
- First release.
FindingOri consists of a set of R files, with a wrapper that calls R packages and other source files. To run it you need to first install Prodigal under bash [ Installing Prodigal]. Called R packages are: seqinr, ape, stringr and pracma. You can then install from source as follows:
$ source("wrapper.R")
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Predicts Ori and Ter of small circular chromosomes from FASTA DNA sequences.
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The user need to ensure that the target chromosome is the only sequence.
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Runs quickly: findingOri analyzes the E. coli K-12 genome in 60 seconds on a modern MacBook Pro.
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Runs unsupervised.
- Author: Torbjörn Larsson