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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting How to get exact match sentences? Post 302225653 by redoubtable on Saturday 16th of August 2008 05:53:08 AM
Old 08-16-2008
the regular expression you wish could be like:
Code:
/RNA(?:-| )binding protein/

I don't know exactly what language you want this but you could also do something like
Code:
/RNA[-\s]binding protein/

Last edited by redoubtable; 08-16-2008 at 06:55 AM.. Reason: adding second regex
 

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tmscore

TMSCORE(1)						      General Commands Manual							TMSCORE(1)

NAME

       TM-score - an algorithm to calculate the similarity of topologies of two protein structures

VERSION

       This documentation refers to TM-score version released on 2011/01/30

SYNOPSIS

       1. Run TM-score to compare 'model' and 'native':

	   TMscore model native

       2. Run TM-score with an assigned d0, e.g. 5 Angstroms:

	   TMscore model native -d 5

       3. Run TM-score with superposition output, e.g. 'TM.sup', and view in Rasmol:

	   TMscore model native -o TM.sup
	   rasmol -script TM.sup

DESCRIPTION

       This program is to compare two protein structures and identify the best superposition that has the highest TM-score. Input structures must
       be in the PDB format. By default, TM-score is normalized by the second protein. Users can obtain a brief instruction by simply running the
       program without arguments.

OPTIONS

	   -o filename.sup Outputs the superposition to the specified file,
	      suitable for use in rasmol.

	   -d value Sets d0 to the specified number of angstroms.

SEE ALSO

       TMalign, rasmol

       When  using  this proram and for more detailed information, please refer to the publication in NucleicAcidsRes.	(2005) Volume 33 page
       2303ff. by Zhang and Skolnick.

AUTHOR

       For comments/suggestions,please contact email: zhng@umich.edu.

       This manpage was compiled by Tim Booth (tbooth@ceh.ac.uk)

.								    2011-02-03								TMSCORE(1)
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