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SecStrAnnotator Suite provides scripts (Python, R) for batch annotation of the whole family and analysis of the annotation results. ==Procedure== ===Data preparation=== The directory <code>scripts/secstrapi_data_preparation/</code> contains a pipeline for annotating the whole protein family, including: * downloading the list of family members defined by CATH and Pfam, * downloading their structures, * selecting a non-redundant set, * annotation, * multiple sequence alignment for individual SSEs, * formatting into [[SecStrAnnotator:SecStrAPI#SecStrAPI_format | SecStrAPI format]], * formatting into TSV format for further analyses. The whole pipeline can be executed by <code>scripts/SecStrAPI_pipeline.py</code> Example usage: python3 scripts/SecStrAPI_pipeline.py scripts/SecStrAPI_pipeline_settings.json --resume Before running, modify the settings in <code>SecStrAPI_pipeline_settings.json</code> to set your family of interest, annotation template, data directory etc (see <code>README.txt</code> for more details). ===Data analysis=== The directory <code>scripts/R_sec_str_anatomy_analysis/</code> contains a pipeline for statistical analysis of the annotation results on the whole protein family, including: * reading the annotation results from TSV, * generating plots, * performing statistical test to compare eukaryotic and bacterial structures (or any two sets of structures). Example usage: * Launch <code>rstudio</code> from the said directory * In <code>sec_str_anatomy.R</code>, set DATADIR to the path to your annotation data created in [[#Data preparation]] * In <code>sec_str_anatomy_settings.R</code>, modify the family-specific settings (list of helices and strands) * Run <code>sec_str_anatomy.R</code> line by line ==Example case study: Cytochromes P450== ===Data=== For the Cytochrome P450 family, structures of 1855 protein domains are available, located in 1012 PDB entries (updated on 7 July 2020). The analysis was performed on a non-redundant subset containing 183 protein domains. The data are available [https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3939133 here] (structural files not included because of their size). ===Occurrence of SSEs=== The ''occurrence'' describes in what percentage of the structures a particular SSE is present. <div><ul> <li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-occurrence.png | thumb | 500px | Occurrence of particular SSEs in the whole set.]] </li> <li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-occurrence-Bact-Euka.png | thumb | 500px | Occurrence of particular SSEs – comparison of bacterial and eukaryotic structures.]] </li> </ul></div> ===Length of SSEs=== The ''length'' of an SSE is measured as the number of residues. The following violin plots show the distribution of length for each SSE. <div><ul> <li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-length.png | thumb | 500px | Length distribution of particular SSEs in the whole set. ]] </li> <li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-length-Bact-Euka.png | thumb | 500px | Length distribution of particular SSEs – comparison of bacterial and eukaryotic structures. ]] </li> </ul></div> ===Sequence of SSEs=== The amino acid sequences for each SSE can be aligned and used to produce a sequence logo. Where the sequence conservation is sufficient, we can establish a generic numbering scheme: the most conserved residue in helix X serves as its reference residue and is numbered as @X.50. The remaining residues in the helix are numbered accordingly. <gallery mode="packed" heights=140px caption="Helices"> File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-A-.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-A.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-B.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-B-.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-B--.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-C.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-D.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-E.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-F.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-F-.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-G-.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-G.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-H.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-I.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-J.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-J-.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-K.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-K-.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-K--.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-L.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-L-.png </gallery> <gallery mode="packed" heights=140px caption="Beta strands"> File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-1-0.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-1-1.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-1-2.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-1-3.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-1-4.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-1-5.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-2-1.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-2-2.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-3-1.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-3-2.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-3-3.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-4-1.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-4-2.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-5-1.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-5-2.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-6-1.png File:SecStrAnnotator-cyp-sse-logo-6-2.png </gallery> <br style="clear:both" /> ---- [[SecStrAnnotator:UserManual | Back to the main page]]
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