User: Jacob
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... I want to find reliable sources that give me the generation time for multiple organisms.
This is the average time in years between a parent and it's offspring for an organism. It can also be the age at which an organism reproduces. ...
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... clustalw < input.txt
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The ^@ is one character, not two. It works as the enter key. You can type it like this
1. vim input.txt
2. i #going into insertion mode within vim
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... I'm running command line tblastx for some human genes as the query sequences against the human genome as the target sequence. Almost all the searches are returning a query cover (qcovhsp) of 33%. I'm thinking that it is no coincidence that amino acids are 3 nucleotides long and that my query covers ...
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... I am trying to run the command line clustalw, but within a loop.
Because of this I want to be able to set all the parameters at the time of execution, I don't want to change the parameters manually while the program is running
Here is what I am running
clustalw
1. Sequence Input From Disc
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... I'm am using the needle command and would just like there to be no output to the terminal
For example this is what I run
needle -asequence seq1.fna -bsequence seq2.fna -gapopen 0 -gapextend 2 -outfile file.needle
Needleman-Wunsch global alignment of two sequences
And I would jus ...
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... No just if theres a program that can take in this data and decide the stage, because I'm worried about misclassifying the stage based on my level of understanding. ...
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... I don't know what that means, I'm trying make an accurate estimate of tumour stage based on a bunch of other data I have so that I can compare patient data where tumour stage is know to other data where tumour stage is not known ...
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... For template_type and template_length, this is all I can really find on them
-template_type
Discontiguous MegaBLAST template type
-template_length
Discontiguous MegaBLAST template length
I don't really know what they are though and I don't know what differences setting op ...
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... I'm working with breast cancer data and have lots of patient information regarding the tumour size(in cm), the type of the tumour(invasive ductal carcinoma; invasive lobular carcinoma; inflammatory carcinoma), the presence of lymph node metastasis, age of the patient, etc. For some patients I have i ...
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... I'm performing blast searches with only exon regions for certain genes against various genomes(for different organisms).
For example, I will blast regions 1..367, 368..444, 445..828 of the gene ACAN(https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/nuccore/NM_013227.3) against an organisms genome such as
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