[Biopython] double stranded sequence object / cloning simulation
Björn Johansson
bjorn_johansson at bio.uminho.pt
Sun Apr 22 08:23:28 UTC 2012
Hi,
I am looking for a way to simulate cloning using python.
I was thinking of s script where you could combine two
sequence objects into a recombinant molecule.
Does anybody know if this has been done?
I think a good way to do that is to specify a double stranded sequence
object
where the topology and properties of the ends of the DNA molecule are
preserved in
a property of the object itself.
Has there been any attempts at this in biopyton or elsewhere?
I wouldnt want to reinvent the wheel here.
PyPI and google does not seem to give me anything on this.
I was thinking something along these lines:
>>> stuffer1, dsSeqobj1, stuffer2 = dsSeqobj1.digest(BamHI)
which creates a linear dsseq object with staggered ends.
>>> clone_a, clone_b = ligate( dsSeqobj1, dsSeqobj2 )
would create two circular dsseq objects if the ends are compatible.
Any ideas along these lines?
cheers,
bjorn
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