BS_ChromosomeAnalyzer.pl
Version 2.10
This utility provides a broad summary of features in a chromosome. If you ask for gbrowse output and have GBrowse enabled, every feature will have a link to itself in GBrowse. If you choose to analyze protein coding genes, this utility will tell you which genes are the smallest or the largest, which genes are essential, which genes overlap, which genes have introns, and where the biggest gene deserts are. It will also create a codon table and an RSCU value table and list any modifications to protein coding genes. If you choose to analyze non protein coding genes, transposons and repeat features, or chromosome features, you will get a list of features and their coordinates. If you choose to analyze restriction enzyme recognition sites, you will get a list of absent, unique, and rare (2-10 occurrences) restriction enzyme recognition sites.
Required arguments:
-CH, --CHROMOSOME : The name of the chromosome to be analyzed
Optional arguments:
-P, --PCG : Analyze protein coding genes -N, --NPCG : Analyze non protein coding genes -T, --TR : Analyze transposons and repeat features -BS, --BS : Analyze custom features specified in BioStudio -CF, --CF : Analyze other chromosome features -RE, --RE : Analyze restriction enzyme recognition sites -S, --SCOPE : [seg, chrom (default) The scope of analysis. seg requires START and STOP. -STA, --START : The first base for analysis;ignored unless SCOPE = seg -STO, --STOP : The last base for analysis;ignored unless SCOPE = seg -O, --OUTPUT : Determines if output comes as gbrowse or txt (default) -h, --help : Display this message
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cpanm
cpanm Bio::BioStudio
CPAN shell
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