Philippe Dessen wrote:
>> During training we have discover an uncdocumentated function in GCG :
> use of MAP or MAPPLOT with a protein sequence .
> Perfect !! production of a peptidic map with peptidic cleavage reagents.
> There is nothing in genhelp or paper doc ...
>
Conceptually, MAP, MAPPLOT, or MAPSORT programs can treat any sequences (DNA, protein,
RNA, or whatever non-biological sequences if to the extreme) and find patterns or
restriction sites (in cases of DNA or protein) using a user or pre-defined data file.
And this is the key feature of almost all GCG programs: no built-in 'hard' definition of
input and output, and a program only represents an algorithm which can apply to variety
of files (input or output, user-defined or pre-defined in GCG package).
Haiping Zhao
zhaoh01 at mcrcr.med.nyu.eduhttp://rcr-www.med.nyu.edu/~zhaoh01/biolink.html
