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11 | TITLE Potential Probe Targets |
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13 | OCCURRENCE ARB_NT/Probes/Design Probes/RESULT |
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14 | |
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15 | DESCRIPTION The 'PD RESULT' window is displayed automatically after |
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16 | finishing the probe target searching or manually by pressing the |
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17 | 'RESULT' button of the 'PROBE DESIGN' window. |
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19 | The parameters defined by in the 'PROBE DESIGN' window are |
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20 | listed in the first few lines of the 'PD RESULT' window. |
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23 | Description of single display columns: |
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25 | Column contains |
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27 | Target the target sequence of the designed probe |
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28 | le length of designed probe |
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29 | apos absolute 5'-position of the target sites |
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30 | (most often targeted position) |
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31 | ecol ecoli-relative position |
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32 | qual a probe quality indicator (see below) |
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33 | grps groupsize (number of perfect hits in target-species) |
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34 | G+C G+C content |
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35 | temp predicted dissociation temperature (4GC+2AT) |
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36 | Probe the designed probe sequence |
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38 | The numbers of the next columns (from left to right) indicates how many |
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39 | non-target species would be detected by this probe if the temperature would |
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40 | be gradually lowered ('_' means no hits). |
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42 | The columns do only represent virtual temperature shifts and cannot be |
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43 | assigned to degree centigrade! |
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45 | To write the results to an ascii file press the 'SAVE' button to display |
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46 | the 'SELECTION BOX' window. |
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48 | The 'Auto match' toggle has the same meaning as in LINK{probematch.hlp}. |
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49 | |
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50 | SECTION SORTING |
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52 | The probes are sorted by quality. The quality tries to reflect how good |
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53 | each probe separates between target- and non-target group. |
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55 | Therefore it detects the column COL in the decrease-temparature-list, |
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56 | where more than twice as much non-target species would get hitten, |
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57 | than mishits (i.e. non-group hits) were encountered by matching the probe. |
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58 | |
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59 | Using that column the quality is calculated using the formula |
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61 | 1000 |
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62 | quality = groupsize * COL + ------------------ |
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63 | 1000 + hits[COL] |
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65 | where: |
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66 | * COL is in range 0 .. 19 |
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67 | * mishits = probehits - groupsize |
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68 | * probehits = number of hits reported by probe match (zero mismatches) |
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69 | * COL is lowest column where: hits[COL] > 2*mishits |
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70 | * if no column matches the criterion above, COL=19 is used |
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72 | Probes with equal qualities are sorted by absolute position and |
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73 | then alphabetically. It does not take G+C content, temperature |
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74 | or ECOLI position into account. |
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76 | It is up to the user to study the list carefully and choose his |
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77 | candidates. In our lab we often found the 20th probe was the best. |
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80 | NOTES None |
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81 | |
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82 | EXAMPLES None |
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83 | |
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84 | WARNINGS None |
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86 | BUGS No bugs known |
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