fasta-shuffle-notryptic.pl - shuffle each sequence, without any original tryptic peptide
Reads input fasta file and produce a shuffle databank & avoid known cleaved peptides: shuffle sequence but avoid producing known tryptic peptides
#shuffle each sequence fasta-shuffle-notryptic.pl --in=/tmp/uniprot_sprot.fasta
#to limit memory usage, one can use CRC code (--crcsize will ./fasta-shuffle-notryptic.pl --ac-prefix=DECOY_ --in=/home/alex/tmp/a.fasta --out=/tmp/a.fasta --crcsize=33 -v --norandom
An input fasta file (will be uncompressed if ending with gz)
A .fasta file [default is stdout]
Set a key to be prepended before the AC in the randomized bank. By default, it will be dependent on the choosen method.
Set the size of the peptide to be reshuffled if they already exist
Building a hash of known cleaved peptide can be quite demanding for memory (uniprot_trembl => ~4GB). Therefore solution is to make an array containing statements if or not a peptide with corresponding crc code was found.
The argument passed here is the number of bits use for the CRC coding: 33 means 2^33 bit of memory => 2^30 bytes => 1GB
Random generator seed is set to 0, so 2 run on same data will produce the same result
do not display terminal progress bar (if possible)
Setting an environment variable DO_NOT_DELETE_TEMP=1 will keep the temporay file after the script exit
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