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<tool id="bed_to_protein_map" name="bed to protein map" version="0.2.0"> <description>genomic location of proteins for MVP</description> <requirements> <requirement type="package" version="3.7">python</requirement> </requirements> <stdio> <exit_code range="1:" /> </stdio> <command><![CDATA[ python '$__tool_directory__/bed_to_protein_map.py' '$input' '$output' ]]></command> <inputs> <param name="input" type="data" format="bed" label="A BED file with 12 columns, thickStart and thickEnd define protein coding region"/> </inputs> <outputs> <data name="output" format="tabular"> <actions> <action name="column_names" type="metadata" default="name,chrom,start,end,strand,cds_start,cds_end"/> </actions> </data> </outputs> <tests> <test> <param name="input" ftype="bed" value="input.bed"/> <output name="output" file="output.tabular"/> </test> </tests> <help><![CDATA[ Convert a BED format file of the proteins from a proteomics search database into a tabular format for the Multiomics Visualization Platform (MVP). Example input BED dataset:: X 276352 291629 ENST00000430923 20 + 284187 291629 80,80,80 5 42,148,137,129,131 0,7814,12380,14295,15146 X 304749 318819 ENST00000326153 20 - 305073 318787 80,80,80 10 448,153,149,209,159,68,131,71,138,381 0,2610,2982,6669,8016,9400,10140,10479,12164,13689 Output:: name chrom start end strand cds_start cds_end ENST00000430923 X 284187 284314 + 0 127 ENST00000430923 X 288732 288869 + 127 264 ENST00000430923 X 290647 290776 + 264 393 ENST00000430923 X 291498 291629 + 393 524 ENST00000326153 X 318438 318787 - 0 349 ENST00000326153 X 316913 317051 - 349 487 ENST00000326153 X 315228 315299 - 487 558 ENST00000326153 X 314889 315020 - 558 689 ENST00000326153 X 314149 314217 - 689 757 ENST00000326153 X 312765 312924 - 757 916 ENST00000326153 X 311418 311627 - 916 1125 ENST00000326153 X 307731 307880 - 1125 1274 ENST00000326153 X 307359 307512 - 1274 1427 ENST00000326153 X 305073 305197 - 1427 1551 The tabular output can be converted to a sqlite database using the Query_Tabular_ tool. The sqlite table should be named: feature_cds_map The names for the columns should be: name,chrom,start,end,strand,cds_start,cds_end This SQL query will return the genomic location for a peptide sequence in a protein (multiply the animo acid position by 3 for the cds location):: SELECT distinct chrom, CASE WHEN strand = '+' THEN start + cds_offset - cds_start ELSE end - cds_offset - cds_start END as "pos" FROM feature_cds_map WHERE name = acc_name AND cds_offset >= cds_start AND cds_offset < cds_end .. _Query_Tabular: https://toolshed.g2.bx.psu.edu/view/iuc/query_tabular/1ea4e668bf73 ]]></help> </tool>