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PIPIT
Proteins Into sPecific randomIzed segmenTs
What is PIPIT? A simple package to design shuffled protein sequences to interupt function.
How does it work? PIPIT can be used within Python or from the terminal. Documentation for Python usage is coming soon
Terminal usage - To use PIPIT from the terminal just use the pipit-shuffle command. There are 3 required pieces of information that must be supplied in this order. Required
- The sequence to be shuffled
- The starting residue of the region of the sequence to either shuffle which is default or hold constant if inverse is specified
- The ending residue of the region of the sequence to either shuffle which is default or hold constant if inverse is specified Optional Number of blocks If you use the -n or --number flag, you can specify a number of of blocks to break up the shuffled regions into. When you specify a number, PIPIT will return all possible shuffled sequences. By default, if the block number is not compatible with the size of the region that you are shuffling, PIPIT will add the remainder to the fewest possible blocks. Furthermore, PIPIT will let you know. Inverse If you want to specify a region to keep constant rather than a region to shuffle, simply use the -i flag.
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Copyright (c) 2021, Ryan Emenecker Washington University School of Medicine
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Project based on the Computational Molecular Science Python Cookiecutter version 1.5.
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