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Authors: Invergo, Brandon M;
motif-kit: tools for calculating position-specific scoring matrices for motif analysis in bioinformatics
Abstract
motif-kit is a collection of command-line tools for generating position-specific scoring matrices (also known as position weight matrices) for probabilistic analysis of biological sequence motifs. It also implements a Naive Bayes-based model for substrate assignment which is related to position-specific scoring matrices. The collection includes tools for compiling matrices, cross-validating them, scoring sequences, and simulating sequences.
Related Organizations
- University of Exeter United Kingdom
Keywords
sequence analysis, motif, protein kinase, bioinformatics, protein phosphorylation
sequence analysis, motif, protein kinase, bioinformatics, protein phosphorylation
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