Class: Bio::Scf
- Inherits:
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SangerChromatogram
- Object
- SangerChromatogram
- Bio::Scf
- Defined in:
- lib/bio/db/sanger_chromatogram/scf.rb
Overview
Description
This class inherits from the SangerChromatogram superclass. It captures the information contained within an scf format chromatogram file generated by DNA sequencing. See the SangerChromatogram class for usage
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
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#aqual ⇒ Object
The quality of each base at each position along the length of the sequence is captured by the nqual attributes where n is one of a, c, g or t.
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#comments ⇒ Object
A hash of extra information extracted from the chromatogram file.
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#cqual ⇒ Object
The quality of the C base at each sequence position.
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#gqual ⇒ Object
The quality of the G base at each sequence position.
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#tqual ⇒ Object
The quality of the T base at each sequence position.
Attributes inherited from SangerChromatogram
#atrace, #chromatogram_type, #ctrace, #dye_mobility, #gtrace, #peak_indices, #qualities, #sequence, #ttrace, #version
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#initialize(string) ⇒ Scf
constructor
see SangerChromatogram class for how to create an Scf object and its usage.
Methods inherited from SangerChromatogram
#complement, #complement!, open, #seq, #sequence_string, #to_biosequence
Constructor Details
#initialize(string) ⇒ Scf
see SangerChromatogram class for how to create an Scf object and its usage
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# File 'lib/bio/db/sanger_chromatogram/scf.rb', line 37 def initialize(string) header = string.slice(0,128) # read in header info @chromatogram_type, @samples, @sample_offset, @bases, @bases_left_clip, @bases_right_clip, @bases_offset, @comment_size, @comments_offset, @version, @sample_size, @code_set, @header_spare = header.unpack("a4 NNNNNNNN a4 NN N20") get_traces(string) get_bases_peakIndices_and_qualities(string) get_comments(string) if @comments["DYEP"] @dye_mobility = @comments["DYEP"] else @dye_mobility = "Unnown" end end |
Instance Attribute Details
#aqual ⇒ Object
The quality of each base at each position along the length of the sequence is captured by the nqual attributes where n is one of a, c, g or t. Generally the quality will be high for the base that is called at a particular position and low for all the other bases. However at positions of poor sequence quality, more than one base may have similar top scores. By analysing the nqual attributes it may be possible to determine if the base calling was correct or not. The quality of the A base at each sequence position
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# File 'lib/bio/db/sanger_chromatogram/scf.rb', line 26 def aqual @aqual end |
#comments ⇒ Object
A hash of extra information extracted from the chromatogram file
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# File 'lib/bio/db/sanger_chromatogram/scf.rb', line 34 def comments @comments end |
#cqual ⇒ Object
The quality of the C base at each sequence position
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# File 'lib/bio/db/sanger_chromatogram/scf.rb', line 28 def cqual @cqual end |
#gqual ⇒ Object
The quality of the G base at each sequence position
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# File 'lib/bio/db/sanger_chromatogram/scf.rb', line 30 def gqual @gqual end |
#tqual ⇒ Object
The quality of the T base at each sequence position
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# File 'lib/bio/db/sanger_chromatogram/scf.rb', line 32 def tqual @tqual end |