[Biojava-dev] [BioJava - Bug #3364] JRONN protein disorder fails to run on protein sequences with non-standard characters
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Issue #3364 has been updated by Steven Darnell.
Pyl (O), Monomethylamine methyltransferase mtmB1, UniProt O30642
Sec (U), Selenoprotein V, UniProt P59797
Is this sufficient?
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Bug #3364: JRONN protein disorder fails to run on protein sequences with non-standard characters
https://redmine.open-bio.org/issues/3364
Author: Steven Darnell
Status: New
Priority: Normal
Assignee: biojava-dev list
Category: Others
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The JRONN protein disorder predictor fails to run on protein sequences with non-standard characters (e.g. ambiguity codes, non-standard residues). I understand that the model is limited to the standard 20 residues, but it is not desirable for JRONN to refuse to process a sequence because of the presence of a single 'X' (or other character). Imprecise predictions in an isolated region of the protein are much more preferable than no predictions throughout the entire protein.
A simple (and imperfect) solution would be to substitute 'BJOUXZ' with reasonable standard characters and leave the alignment mechanism unchanged. For example:
B (Asx) --> D (Asp)
J (Xle) --> L (Leu)
O (Pyl) --> K (Lys)
U (Sec) --> C (Cys)
X (Xaa) --> A (Ala)
Z (Glx) --> E (Glu)
Other solutions will exist. The main goal is to get JRONN to run on any protein sequence even if there is added uncertainty near non-standard residues and ambiguities.
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