Decombinator
Decombinator is a software tool that uses a five-item identifier and finite-state automaton to efficiently categorize and store T-cell receptor (TcR) sequences from high-throughput sequencing data. The tool is able to assign sequences quickly and accurately, even with sequencing errors, and has been tested on both artificial and human TcR-β sequences. Analysis of the human dataset revealed V and J usage bias in the peripheral blood repertoire, and demonstrated the challenge of obtaining a comprehensive description of the T-cell repertoire.
Topic
Immunoproteins, genes and antigens;Protein binding sites;Structural biology
Detail
Operation: Sequence tag mapping
Software interface: Library
Language: Python
License: -
Cost: Free
Version name: v4.2.0
Credit: The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council and the Medical research Council, UK
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Contact: Benjamin Chain b.chain@ucl.ac.uk
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Maturity: Stable
Publications
- Decombinator: a tool for fast, efficient gene assignment in T-cell receptor sequences using a finite state machine.
- Thomas N, et al. Decombinator: a tool for fast, efficient gene assignment in T-cell receptor sequences using a finite state machine. Decombinator: a tool for fast, efficient gene assignment in T-cell receptor sequences using a finite state machine. 2013; 29:542-50. doi: 10.1093/bioinformatics/btt004
- https://doi.org/10.1093/BIOINFORMATICS/BTT004
- PMID: 23303508
- PMC: -
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