pinetree
A flexible gene expression simulator with codon-specific translation rates.
Requirements
Pinetree requires Python, CMake, and a modern C++ compiler. Python 3 is recommended.
Installation
To install the latest stable version of pinetree from PyPI, run the following:
pip3 install cmake # CMake must be installed before installing pinetree
pip3 install pinetree
The latest development build may be installed from GitHub as follows:
pip3 install cmake
git clone https://github.com/benjaminjack/pinetree.git
cd pinetree
pip3 install .
Documentation
Full documentation is available here.
You may also build the documentation from the source code. Building the documentation requires sphinx.
pinetree/setup.py build_sphinx
Reproducing plots from manuscript
This repository contains scripts to reproduce the simulations and plots from the manuscript that describes Pinetree. R and the R packages cowplot, readr, dplyr, and stringr are required to generate plots. Run the following to reproduce the plots from the manuscript:
python3 ./examples/three_genes.py
python3 ./examples/three_genes_recoded.py
Rscript plots.R
To simulate a bacteriophage T7 infection, run the following script.
# WARNING: This simulation takes approximately 2-3 hours to complete
python3 ./examples/phage_model.py
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