Available Software on BBCU server (dapsas)
EMBOSS
GCG
BLAST
WU-BLAST
FASTA
CLUSTALX and CLUSTALW
T-Coffee
PROBCONS
MUSCLE
PHYLIP
Tree-Puzzle
QuickTree
HMMER
tntblast
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EMBOSS package for Sequence Analysis
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On command line write:
% EMBOSS program name and press 'Enter'
Complete list of available
programs
Web access here
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GCG package for Sequence Analysis
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On command line write:
% gcg and press 'Enter'
% gcg program name and press 'Enter'
Complete list of available programs
Web access on dapsas or on
inn
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BLAST package for Database Similarity Searches
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On command line write:
% blastall -p
program name -i
query sequence -d
database -o
output file and press 'Enter'
for example:
% blastall -p
blastp -i
pep -d
uniprot -o
pep.out and press 'Enter'
Complete list of
available programs
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WU-BLAST package for Database Similarity Searches
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Washington University BLAST is a powerful software package for gene
and protein identification, using sensitive, selective and rapid
similarity searches of protein and nucleotide sequence databases.
On command line write:
% blasta -p
program name -i
query sequence -d
database -o
output file and press 'Enter'
WU-BLAST Command line options
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FASTA package for Database Similarity Searches and Sequence Alignment
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On command line write:
% FASTA program name and press 'Enter'
Complete list of available programs
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CLUSTALX and CLUSTALW programs for global Multiple Alignment of Proteins or DNA
sequences
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On command line write:
(For clustalx you need x-window interface)
% clustalx and press 'Enter' or
% clustalw and press 'Enter'
Note: Both programs are available for PC/Mac
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T-Coffee
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T-Coffee is a multiple sequence alignment package for Proteins or DNA sequences.
How Does T-Coffee Work
T-Coffee allows the combination of a collection of multiple/pairwise, global or local alignments
into a single model. It also allows to estimate the level of consistency of each position within
the new alignment with the rest of the alignments.
To run on dapsas
On command line write:
% t_coffee and press 'Enter'
User Manual (pdf) for T-Coffee is available
here
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PROBCONS
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PROBCONS is a novel tool for generating multiple alignments
of protein sequences. Using a combination of probabilistic
modeling and consistency-based alignment techniques, PROBCONS
has achieved the highest accuracy of all alignment methods to date.
To run on dapsas
% probcons and press 'Enter'
User Manual (pdf) for PROBCONS is available:
here
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MUSCLE
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is a program for multiple sequence comparison by log-expectation.
To run on dapsas
% muscle and press 'Enter'
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PHYLIP software package for Inferring Phylogenies
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On command line write:
% PHYLIP program name and press 'Enter'
Complete list of
available programs
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Tree-Puzzle
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TREE-PUZZLE is a program to reconstruct phylogenetic trees from molecular sequence data
by maximum likelihood. It implements a fast tree search algorithm, quartet puzzling, that allows
analysis of large data sets and automatically assigns estimations of support to each internal
branch. TREEPUZZLE also computes pairwise maximum likelihood distances as well as branch lengths
for user specified trees. Branch lengths can be calculated with and without the molecular-clock
assumption.
To run on dapsas
On command line write:
% puzzle and press 'Enter'
User Manual (pdf) for Tree-Puzzle is available
here
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QuickTree
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QuickTree is a program for the rapid reconstruction of phylogenies by the Neighbor-Joining method.
To run on dapsas
On command line write:
% quicktree and press 'Enter'
QuickTree paper is available
here
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HMMER
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profile HMM (hidden Markov models) methods for sensitive database searches using multiple sequence alignments as queries.
HMMER userguide in pdf is available
here
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tntblast
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ThermonucleotideBLAST is a program for searching a target database of nucleic acid sequences using an assay specific query.
ThermonucleotideBLAST queries are based on biochemical assays (i.e. a pair of oligonucleotide sequences representing PCR primers or Padlock probes, a triplet of oligos representing PCR primers and a TaqManTM probe or a single oligo representing a hybridization probe).
Unlike existing programs (e.g. BLAST) which use heuristic measures of sequence similarity for identifying matches between a query and target sequence, ThermonucleotideBLAST uses physically relevant measures of sequence similarity -- free energy and melting temperature.
For example, given a pair of PCR primers, a database of DNA targets and an annealing temperature, ThermonucleotideBLAST will return a list of predicted amplicons that will (ideally) match experimental PCR results. To enable searching of very large sequence databases (i.e. all of Genbank),
To run on dapsas
On command line write:
% tntblast -help and press 'Enter'
A list of all the program's parameters will be displayed.