Reports STOP codons and ORF statistics of a protein emboss checktrans -sequence $input1 -outfile $out_file1 -outseq $out_file2 -osformat3 $out_format2 -outfeat $out_file3 -offormat4 $out_format3 -orfml $orfml -addlast $addlast -auto On query Minimum ORF Length to report An asterisk in the protein sequence indicates the position of a STOP codon. Checktrans assumes that all ORFs end in a STOP codon. Forcing the sequence to end with an asterisk, if there is not one there already, makes checktrans treat the end as a potential ORF. If an asterisk is added, it is not included in the reported count of STOPs Yes No Output Sequence File Format FASTA (m) ACeDB (m) ASN.1 (m) Clustal (m) CODATA (m) EMBL (m) Fitch (m) Wisconsin Package GCG 9.x and 10.x (s) GENBANK (m) GFF (m) Hennig86 (m) Intelligenetics (m) Jackknifer (m) Jackknifernon (m) Mega (m) Meganon (m) Wisconsin Package GCG's MSF (m) NBRF (PIR) (m) NCBI style FASTA (m) Nexus/PAUP (m) Nexusnon/PAUPnon (m) PHYLIP interleaved (m) PHYLIP non-interleaved (m) SELEX (m) Staden (s) DNA strider (m) SwisProt entry (m) Plain sequence (s) Treecon (m) Output Feature File Format GFF EMBL SwissProt .. class:: warningmark The input dataset needs to be sequences. ----- You can view the original documentation here_. .. _here: http://emboss.sourceforge.net/apps/release/5.0/emboss/apps/checktrans.html