antibody-utils
Utilities for antibody sequence and structure analysis: numbering, region definitions, sequence comparison, VH/VL orientation and more.
antibody-utils is developed by the Oxford Protein Informatics Group.
Installation
With uv, add antibody-utils to your project:
uv add antibody-utils
Or with pip:
pip install antibody-utils
To number raw sequences and structures with
ANARCII, install the numbering extra:
uv add "antibody-utils[numbering]"
pip install "antibody-utils[numbering]"
Documentation
See the documentation for a user guide and API reference.
Citing
If you use antibody-utils in published work, please cite it and the methods it implements; see Citing in the documentation.
Contributing
See CONTRIBUTING.md for how to set up a development environment, run the tests and propose changes.
Licence
BSD 3-Clause; see LICENCE.
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