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mGene.web Workflows

mGene.web has a very flexible modular setup. Using the galaxy workflow system we are able to pass this strength to webservice users without complicated and confusing parametrization procedures. User defined pipelines can be build on modlules via a graphical workflow editor and can be shared among users.

We provide a number of predefined workflows that combine different modules of our system to perform tasks like

  • Single signal training, prediction and evaluation: Given a geneome annotation in gff-format and the corresponding genomic DNA sequence in fasta-format this workflow trains, predicts and evaluates one out of six different types of gene signals (acceptor and donor splice sites, transcription start sites, cleavage sites, translation initiation site and stop codon positions).

    http://galaxy.raetschlab.org/workflow/imp?id=1fad1eaf5f4f1766 (SingleSignalWorkflow, version 1.0)

workflow mGene.web training
  • Training of all gene signal predictors: This workflow has the same inputs as the single signal workflow, but trains all six gene signals at the same time to be used subsequently for either signal predictions on any given DNA sequence or gene structure training and prediction

    http://galaxy.raetschlab.org/workflow/imp?id=964b37715ec9bd22 (SignalWorkflow, version 1.0)

  • Single content training, prediction and evaluation: This workflow corresponds to the single signal workflow but trains, predicts and evaluates sensors for gene segments that accurately identify six different gene segment types (contents) namely coding exons (one general and one frame specific), introns, 5'-UTR-exons 3'UTR-exons and intergenic regions.

    http://galaxy.raetschlab.org/workflow/imp?id=2fdbd5c5858e78fb (SingleContentWorkflow, version 1.0)

  • Training of all gene content predictors: With the same input as above this workflow trains predictors for all different gene segment types

    http://galaxy.raetschlab.org/workflow/imp?id=ba03619785539f8c (ContentWorkflow, version 1.0)

  • Training of gene structure predictors: Based on a gff file with an initial annotation and a fasta file with the corresponding genomic DNA sequence. This workflow includes all workflows above and uses their output to train a gene structure predictor

    http://galaxy.raetschlab.org/workflow/imp?id=36ddb788a0f14eb3 (mGeneTrainWorkflow, version 1.0)

workflow mGene.web training
  • Gene structure predictions: Using either user trained signal and gene structure predictiors or pretrained predictors from a number of model organsims this workflow predicts gene structures on a given DNA sequence. If there is a annotation in gff-format available for the given DNA sequence the prediction can be evaluated using the geneEval module.

    http://galaxy.raetschlab.org/workflow/imp?id=dff4190d282fb07a (mGenePredictWorkflow, version 1.0)

workflow mGene.web training

Please note: To use workflows you have to be logged in to Galaxy. If you do not have an login, you can register in a one-step procedure (use Register in the User menu).

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