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NAME

Bio::Grep::Backend::Vmatch - Vmatch back-end

SYNOPSIS

 use Bio::Grep;
 
 my $sbe = Bio::Grep->new('Vmatch');
 
 # generate a Vmatch suffix array. you have to do this only once.
 $sbe->generate_database({ 
   file          => 'ATH1.cdna', 
   description   => 'AGI Transcripts',
   datapath      => 'data',
   prefix_length => 3,
 });

 # search for the reverse complement and allow 4 mismatches
 # parse the description (max. 100 chars) directly out of the
 # Vmatch output instead of calling vsubseqselect for every
 # search result

 $sbe->search({
   query   => 'UGAACAGAAAGCUCAUGAGCC',
   reverse_complement => 1,
   mismatches         => 4,
   showdesc           => 100,
   database           => 'ATH1.cdna',
 });

 # output the searchresults with nice alignments
 while ( my $res = $sbe->next_res ) {
    print $res->sequence->id . "\n";
    print $res->mark_subject_uppercase() . "\n";
    print $res->alignment_string() . "\n\n";

    # sequence_id now contains the gene id (e.g. At1g1234),
    # not the Vmatch internal id 
    # To retrieve the complete sequences, one has to
    # call get_sequences for every gene id
    my $seq_io = $sbe->get_sequences([$res->sequence_id]);
    my $sequence = $seq_io->next_seq;
 }
 
 # for retrieving up- and downstream regions,
 # Vmatch internal sequence ids are required
 # (no showdesc possible)

 $sbe->search({
   query   => 'AGAGCCCT',
   reverse_complement => 1,
   mismatches         => 1,
   upstream           => 30,
   downstream         => 30,
 });

 my @internal_ids;
 while ( my $res = $sbe->next_res ) {
   # vsubseqselect is called now for every result ...
   push @internal_ids, $res->sequence_id;
 }

 # ... but one can retrieve all complete sequences with
 # just one call of vseqselect
 my $seq_io = $sbe->get_sequences(\@internal_ids);

 # search for multiple patterns 
 $sbe->search({
   query_file   => 'Oligos.fasta',
   mismatches   => 1,
   complete     => 1,
   showdesc     => 100,
 });
 
 while ( my $res = $sbe->next_res ) {
   print $res->query->id . " found in " . 
         $res->sequence->id . "\n";
 }

DESCRIPTION

Bio::Grep::Backend::Vmatch searches for a query in a Vmatch suffix array.

METHODS

See Bio::Grep::Backend::BackendI for inherited methods.

CONSTRUCTOR

Bio::Grep::Backend::Vmatch->new()

This method constructs a Vmatch back-end object and should not used directly. Rather, a back-end should be constructed by the main class Bio::Grep:

my $sbe = Bio::Grep->new('Vmatch');

PACKAGE METHODS

$sbe->available_sort_modes()

Returns all available sort modes as hash. keys are sort modes, values a short description.

$sbe->sort('ga');

Available sort modes in Vmatch:

    ga  : 'ascending order of dG'
gd  : 'descending order of dG'
la  : 'ascending order of length'
ld  : 'descending order of length'
ia  : 'ascending order of first position'
id  : 'descending order of first position'
ja  : 'ascending order of second position'
jd  : 'descending order of second position'
ea  : 'ascending order of Evalue'
ed  : 'descending order of Evalue'
sa  : 'ascending order of score'
sd  : 'descending order of score'
ida : 'ascending order of identity'
idd : 'descending order of identity'

Note that 'ga' and 'gd' require that search results have dG set. Bio::Grep::RNA ships with filters for free energy calculation. Also note that these two sort options require that we load all results in memory.

$sbe->get_sequences()

Takes as argument an array reference. If first array element is an integer, then this method assumes that the specified sequence ids are Vmatch internal ids. Otherwise it will take the first array element as query.

# get sequences 0,2 and 4 out of suffix array
$sbe->get_sequences([0,2,4]);

# get sequences that start with At1g1
$sbe->get_sequences(['At1g1', 'ignored']);

The internal ids are stored in $res->sequence_id. If you have specified showdesc, then sequence_id will contain the gene id (e.g. At1g1234), NOT the Vmatch internal id.

IMPORTANT NOTES

maxhits

When maxhits is defined, this back-end returns the maxhits best hits (those with smallest E-values).

DIAGNOSTICS

See Bio::Grep::Backend::BackendI for other diagnostics.

mkvtree call failed. Cannot generate suffix array. Command was: ....

It was not possible to generate a suffix array in generate_database(). Check permissions and paths. Bio::Root::SystemException.

Unsupported alphabet of file.

The method generate_database() could not determine the alphabet (DNA or Protein) of the specified Fasta file. Bio::Root::BadParameter

Vmatch call failed. Command was: ...

It was not possible to run Vmatch in function search(). Check the search settings. When you get the Vmatch error

vmatch: searchlength=x must be >= y=prefixlen

The number of mismatches is too high or the query is too short. You can rebuild the index with generate_database() and a smaller prefix_length or you can try online.

Bio::Root::SystemException.

vseqselect call failed. Cannot fetch sequences. Command was: ...

It was not possible to get some sequences out of the suffix array in get_sequences(). Check sequence ids. Bio::Root::SystemException.

You can't combine qspeedup and complete.

The Vmatch parameters -complete and -qspeedup cannot combined. See the Vmatch documentation. Bio::Root::BadParameter.

You can't use showdesc() with upstream or downstream.

We need the tool vsubseqselect of the Vmatch package for the upstream and downstream regions. This tool requires as parameter an internal Vmatch sequence id, which is not shown in the Vmatch output when showdesc is on. Bio::Root::BadParameter.

You have to specify complete or querylength. ...'

The Vmatch parameters -complete and -l cannot combined. See the Vmatch documentation. Bio::Root::BadParameter.

SEE ALSO

Bio::Grep::Backend::BackendI Bio::Grep::SearchSettings Bio::SeqIO

AUTHOR

Markus Riester, <mriester@gmx.de>

LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT

Copyright (C) 2007-2009 by M. Riester.

Based on Weigel::Search v0.13, Copyright (C) 2005-2006 by Max Planck Institute for Developmental Biology, Tuebingen.

This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

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