Predector 1.2.3.0 – Dertermine Regulatory Elements in Bacterial Genomes

Predector 1.2.3.0

:: DESCRIPTION

PreDetector (Prokaryotic Regulatory Elements Detector) is a tool designed for biologists. Its main function is to search for the cis-elements (nucleotides) that regulate the genes for a bacteria specie, assuming that one usually consider that a cis sequence regulates a gene iff it is oriented in the same direction and if it is localised in a user-specified interval regarding to the beginning of the gene. To achieve its function, PreDetector connects to the NCBI server, which provides the information on the genes for a given bacteria. When a cis sequence is considerated as regulating a gene, PreDetector also computes the co-transcribed genes, that is the genes that are located in another user-specified interval regarding to the end of the preceding gene (and this is a recursive process). On user demand, PreDetector also allows to generate statistics containing the percentage of genic and intergenic sequences

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::DEVELOPER

Samuel Hiard

:: SCREENSHOTS

:: REQUIREMENTS

  • Linux / MacOsX / Windows
  • Java

:: DOWNLOAD

 Predector

:: MORE INFORMATION

Citation

Hiard S, Maree R, Colson S, Hoskisson PA, Titgemeyer F, van Wezel GP, Joris B, Wehenkel L, Rigali S. (2007).
PREDetector: A new tool to identify regulatory elements in bacterial genomes.
Biochem Biophys Res Commun. 357(4):861-4.