Query: go::model::seq
OS: debian
Section: 3pm
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GO::Model::Seq(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation GO::Model::Seq(3pm)NAMEGO::Model::Seq - biological sequenceSYNOPSISprint $gene_product->seq->seq;DESCRIPTIONrepresents a biological sequence; uses the bioperl Bio::PrimarySeq class any call that you can do on a bioperl sequence object, you can do here, with the addition of the calls below to get bioperl, see http://www.bioperl.org pseq Usage - Returns - Bio::PrimarySeq Args - md5checksum Usage - my $md5 = $seq->md5checksum() OR $seq->md5checksum($md5) Returns - 32 char hex string Args - 32 char hex string [optional] checksum for seq - easy way to check if it has been changed etc (requires Digest::MD5 module from CPAN) to_fasta Usage - Returns - Args - add_xref - Usage : $term->add_xref($xref); - Args : GO::Term::Xref perl v5.14.2 2013-02-07 GO::Model::Seq(3pm)
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