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... You could also try and run salmon or sailfish or ... on both sets and see if that results in similar tpm differences. ...
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... Just a thought on this: I'd assume that you could treat the reference genes with single kinase domains as kind of a collapsed assembly of the diseased genotype. A duplication could then be reflected by increased coverage of the original domains in the reference genes.
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... Jeez....oh come on ><; ...
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... I am not 100% sure if this affects pseudoalignment methods such as kallisto, but with traditional aligners, you might misalign reads to a close enough reference sequence if their actual origin is not included in the reference. You'll always have that risk when using reduced reference sets, so I'd sa ...
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... > Is it possible to have just one amino acid in a .pdb file? Right now I was going the unsophisticated way of simply deleting every amino acid except the first one from a already existing .pdb file, but I'm afraid that this will corrupt the .pdb file.
Yes it is possible. The "PDB file" is just ...
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... Shouldn't that be `nufile=$(echo $file | cut -d '_' -f 1)`? ...
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... I think you can do that with CRISPResso, but it's been a while... ...
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... As lieven.sterck points out: this returns you 'a' backtranslation of a peptide sequence. You could use a more dedicated statistical model using codon frequencies from your organism under study, but this is the gist of it:
import random
AA2NA = {
"A": list("GCT,GCC,GCA,GCG".spli ...
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... Maybe OP doesn't know conda :D. But seriously, I think it's a great thing to try and (re-)build things such as blast. Not necessarily for production purposes, but I think this is the best way to understand how things work (and with that, hone one's skill set). Of course, one could say 'read the blas ...
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... Same as above, you'd use the DNA table only when working on the cDNA level or in case of single-exon genes. You could transcribe, but in any case other than cDNA / single-exon, this would cause intron content to be transcribed, which would then result in a mistranslated protein product (frameshifts ...
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