crops-cropseq options¶
Cropping and Renumbering Operations for PDB structure and Sequence files (CROPS) v.1.0.2 This script will remove a number of residues from a sequence file in agreement to the intervals and other details supplied.
usage: crops-cropseq [-h] [-o Output_Directory]
[-p Oligoseq_ids [Oligoseq_ids ...]] [-s Sort_type | -i]
[-t | -u Uniprot_ratio_threshold Sequence_database]
[--version]
Sequence_filepath Intervals_database
Positional Arguments¶
| Sequence_filepath | |
| Input sequence filepath. | |
| Intervals_database | |
| Input intervals database filepath. | |
Named Arguments¶
| -o, --outdir | Set output directory path. If not supplied, default is the one containing the input sequence. |
| -p, --preselect | |
| From all the sequences in the input sequence file, just print out this preselected subset. | |
| -s, --sort | Sort output sequences in descending order by criteria provided - ‘ncrops’ or ‘percent’. Add ‘IN’ (‘ncropsIN’, ‘percentIN’) to ignore numbers from terminals. Only for multiple ID fasta inputs. |
| -i, --individual | |
One separated fasta file per each sequence. Default: False | |
| -t, --terminals | |
Ignore interval discontinuities and only crop the ends off. Default: False | |
| -u, --uniprot_threshold | |
| Act if SIFTS database is used as intervals source AND % residues from single Uniprot sequence is above threshold. Threshold: [MIN,MAX)=[0,100). Database path: uniclust##_yyyy_mm_consensus.fasta-path or server-only. The latter requires internet connexion. | |
| --version | show program’s version number and exit |