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PROF_PAT: Getting Started
PROF_PAT is a collection of patterns constructed for protein families.
For your protein sequences, you can search these sequences against PROF_PAT. This search will tell you if they have matched any of the patterns in PROF_PAT and if so, you will automatically be told how many motifs of each pattern are matched, where they lie in the sequence.
To do this you should get your sequences in FASTA format:
>NAME of the first sequence SEQUENCE >NAME of the second sequence .....
Having got your sequences you are going to need to cut and paste them into search form.
You can take the sequences from a file using option 'From File'.
You should specify (or agree default values): the lower level of similarity (see INFO), select a scoring matrix for amino acid residues, and a number of the best matchings to display.
Then hit 'Search PROF_PAT' and wait for some seconds depending on the load on the server. You should get back a page looking like
Parameters: =2, =80, =250PAM, =2 >NAME of the first sequence SEQUENCE ID 12008(18) - Score=161.48 (family) DE YDL147W DE PROTEASOME SUBUNIT P55 DE CEMSE45F 4 49 5 84 6 95 7 119 8 136 9 146 10 158 11 169 12 195 13 222 14 256 15 268 16 281 17 312 18 351 ID 10891(57) - Score=19.625 (family) DE CHROMOSOME SEGREGATION PROTEIN CUT3 DE CHROMOSOME ASSEMBLY PROTEIN XCAP-C 15 22 20 67 39 104 45 205 46 339 >NAME of the second sequence .....
The entries are as follows.
By clicking on the PATTERN's ID you will get the annotation of that pattern.
By choosing the option 'family' you will get the alignment of proteins of that family.
You can change parameters in search form and repeat the search.
Last modified : Oct 4, 1999 | Alexander Bachinsky (bachin@vector.nsc.ru) |
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