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object --+ | ProteinAlignmentAnnotations
Knows how to annotate an alignment (a collection of aligned sequences)
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ruler A numbering of all the residue indices in an alignment |
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mean_hydrophobicity returns: A list of floats representing per-column averages of the hydrophobicity of residues in the alignment |
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mean_isoelectric_point returns: A list of floats representing per-column averages of the isoelectric point of residues in the alignment |
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consensus_symbols returns: A string including consensus symbols for each alignment position: short_code if unique residue type is most frequent, '+' if there are multiple equally frequent residues in a column, or '.' if there are only gaps in a column. |
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sequence_logo To create the 'logo' plot, we need frequencies of individual amino acids per alignment position, and overall estimate of column composition diversity ('bits'). |
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x.__init__(...) initializes x; see help(type(x)) for signature
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rulerA numbering of all the residue indices in an alignment
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mean_hydrophobicityreturns: A list of floats representing per-column averages of the hydrophobicity of residues in the alignment
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mean_isoelectric_pointreturns: A list of floats representing per-column averages of the isoelectric point of residues in the alignment
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consensus_symbolsreturns: A string including consensus symbols for each alignment position: short_code if unique residue type is most frequent, '+' if there are multiple equally frequent residues in a column, or '.' if there are only gaps in a column.
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sequence_logoTo create the 'logo' plot, we need frequencies of individual amino acids per alignment position, and overall estimate of column composition diversity ('bits'). This function calculates both measures and returns them as a per-position list of (bits, frequency_dict) tuples.
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