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Elph
Overview
Motif finder program ELPH (Estimated Locations of Pattern Hits) Usage:
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elph <multi-fasta_file> [options] OR elph <multi-fasta_file-1> <multi-fasta_file-2> [-t <matrix>] Options:
-h: print this help-b: just brief results; don't print motif-d: find significance deterministically-v: find motif deterministically-o<out_file> : write output in <out_file> instead of stdout-m<motif> : use the given pattern <motif> to compute its best fit matrix
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to the data
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-a -
: use aac residues; default = nucleotides residues
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-s <seed> -
: sets the seed for the random generation
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-p n -
: n = no of iterations before deciding local maximum; plateau
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period variable
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-x -
: print maximum positions within sequences
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-g -
: find significance of motif
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-t <matrix> -
: test if there is significant difference between the two
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input files for a given motif matrix; <matrix> is the file containing the motif matrix
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-l -
: compute Least Likely Consensus (LLC) for given motif
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-r -
: in conjunction with
-moption: motif is not necessarily in
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the closest edit distance from input motif
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-e -
: only when an additional file is used to test the significance
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of the motif: find only the motifs that exactly match the input pattern (
-mor-toptions)
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-n [0..5] -
: degree of Markov chain used to generate the random file
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used to test the significance of the motif default = 2
- LEN=n
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: n = length of motif
- ITERNO=n
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: n = no of iterations to compute the global maximum;
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default = 10
- MAXLOOP=n
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: n = no of iterations to compute the local maximum;
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default = 500
- SGFNO=n
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: n = no of iterations to compute significance of motif;
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default = 1000
History
- Debian 13 (Trixie) to Debian 11 (Bullseye): the text shown here
- Debian 10 (Buster)