my @startsRF1 =(); my @startsRF2 =(); my @startsRF3 =(); my @stopsRF1 = (); my @stopsRF2 = (); my @stopsRF3 = (); my @arrayOfORFs = (); my @arrayOfTranslations = (); my $joinedAminoAcids = (); while ($seq =~ m/ATG|TTG|CTG|ATT|CTA|GTG|ATT/gi){ my $matchPosition = pos($seq) - 3; if (($matchPosition % 3) == 0) { push (@startsRF1, $matchPosition); } while ($seq =~ m/TAG|TAA|TGA/gi){ my $matchPosition = pos($seq); if (($matchPosition % 3) == 0) { push (@stopsRF1, $matchPosition); } my $codonRange = ""; my $startPosition = 0; my $stopPosition = 0; @startsRF1 = reverse(@startsRF1); @stopsRF1 = reverse(@stopsRF1); while (scalar(@startsRF1) > 0) { $codonRange = ""; $startPosition = pop(@startsRF1); if ($startPosition < $stopPosition) { next; } my $ORFseq = ""; while (scalar(@stopsRF1) > 0) { $stopPosition = pop(@stopsRF1); if ($stopPosition > $startPosition) { my $difF = $stopPosition - $startPosition; $ORFseq = substr($seq, $startPosition,(length($seq)-(length($seq)-$difF))); push (@arrayOfORFs, $ORFseq); } foreach $ORFseq (@arrayOfORFs){ my @growingProtein = (); for (my $i = 0; $i <= (length($ORFseq) - 3); $i = $i + 3) { my $codon = substr($ORFseq, $i, 3); if (exists( $genetic_code{$codon} )){ push (@growingProtein, $genetic_code{$codon}); } else { push (@growingProtein, "X"); } } my $joinedAminoAcids = join("",@growingProtein); push (@arrayOfTranslations, $joinedAminoAcids); }

In reply to my best attempt for Orf subsequences by odegbon
in thread Orf subsequences by odegbon

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