MISA - MIcroSAtellite identification tool
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misa.ini - example of a specification file
Syntax: misa.pl <FASTAfile>
Declarations:
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<FASTAfile> is the filename containing
DNA sequences in FASTA format.
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An additional file containing the search parameters
is required named "misa.ini".
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In a single line beginning with "def" a sequence
of number pairs is expected, whereas the first number defines the
unit sizes and the second number the lower threshold of repeats for that
specific unit.
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In a single line beginning with "int" a single
number is expected defining the maximal number of bases between two adjacent
microsatellites to be recognised as being a compound microsatellite.
Output:
Results of the microsatellite search are
stored in two files:
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In "<FASTfile>.misa" the localization and
type of identified microsatellite(s) are stored in a tablewise manner.
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The file "<FASTfile>.statistics" summarizes
different statistics as the frequency of a specific microsatellite type
according to the unit size or individual motifs.
UPDATE:
27/09/2010: Small bug fix for the SSR frequency table in which motif groups are summarized