Description Usage Arguments Examples
This function will allow you to automatically call heterozygous mutations from Sanger sequencing
1 | mutantCaller(test.seq, ref, length, trim5 = 25, trim3 = 25)
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test.seq |
Input the sequence you wish to test (as a string pointing to a file in your working directory). |
ref |
Input the reference sequencing (you did sequence a control, right?) |
length |
Input the approximate length of your usable sequence as a positive integer. |
trim5 |
You can manually adjust the amount of trimming done from the 5' end - defaults to 25. |
trim3 |
You can manually adjust the amount of trimming done from the 3' end - defaults to 25. |
1 2 3 4 5 | mutantCaller(test.seq = './24A_005_JB-T5_JB61_E01.ab1', ref = './24A_001_JB-TM_JB61_A01.ab1', length = 400)
P1 101 ACGACCAGCTCCAGGAGTACGTCCAGCAGACCGTCG--GCCCAGAAACAC 148
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S1 101 ACGACCAGCTCCAGGAGTACGTCCAGCAGACCGTCGCAGCCCAGAAACAC 150
This is a two base pair insertion because the secondary sequence is longer than the primary.
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