CABRA (Cluster & Annotate Blast Results Algorithm)
Mier, P. & Andrade-Navarro, M.
CABRA: Cluster and Annotate Blast Results Algorithm.
BMC Res Notes
,
9
(2016), 253.
PMID:
27129717
.
QUERY
PARAMETERS
1) Database
SwissProt (default)
Archaea proteome set (50)
Bacteria proteome set (50)
Eukarya proteome set (50)
Viruses proteome set (428)
Reference proteomes (578)
2) BLAST e-value
3) SEG (low complexity filter)
OFF (default)
ON
4) Minimum %identity in clusters
How does CABRA work?
Step 1: Get query sequence
Step 2: BLAST query vs database
[BLAST 2.2.31 package]
Step 3: Cluster BLAST results
[
FastaHerder2
clustering algorithm]
Step 4: Annotate clusters
[annotations from UniProt version 2015_10]
Results are ready between seconds to less than 5 minutes, depending on the query length and the chosen database.
CABRA
If you want to perform the BLAST search in your own database, and then cluster the results, we provide you with the standalone version of CABRA. Use it wisely:
CABRA standalone
. Be aware that the functionalities regarding the annotations of the clusters are not present in the standalone version, as we wouldn't have the annotations for the protein sequences from your databases.
You can also contact
Dr. Pablo Mier
or visit any of the web tools and databases developed by us:
CABRA
FastaHerder2
MAGA
ProteinPathTracker
polyQ context
RACCOON
sQanner
Traitpedia
UEP
dAPE