GM2SEGS(1)
π GM2SEGS π
okay bestie, welcome to gm2segs β straight out of the NCBI Entrez Direct User's Manual, section 1 (that's your general commands era β¨). this is the little glow-up tool that takes GeneMachine BLAST alignments and turns them into a tidy coordinate table. no cap, it's giving "I just want the numbers, please" π
β¨ NAME β¨
gm2segs β present GeneMachine BLAST alignments in tabular form π¦
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
gm2segs [-0-based|-zero-based|-1-based|-one-based|-ucsc-based]
like... that's it. one optional flag situation. pick your coordinate vibe and go π
π DESCRIPTION π
so here's the tea β: gm2segs reads BLAST alignments from GeneMachine off standard input, and writes a sorted table of their hits' coordinates to standard output. it's a glow-up pipeline moment β messy alignments in, clean little table out π
fr fr, stdin in, stdout out. that's the whole main character arc.
π OPTIONS π
-0-based,-zero-basedβ report closed intervals in zero-based coordinates. so like, coordinates that start counting at 0, and both ends are included π-1-based,-one-basedβ report closed intervals in one-based coordinates. this is the default, bestie, so if you don't say anything, this is what you get π-ucsc-basedβ report half-open intervals in zero-based coordinates. yes, the UCSC situation: start is zero-based, end is exclusive π§
not me stressing the difference between closed and half-open β it literally changes the numbers, so pick carefully π₯
β SEE ALSO β
xtract(1)β go peek at that one too, iykyk π
and that's the whole page, bestie π«Ά this lil' icon lives in the NCBI Entrez Direct User's Manual, and this version was cooked up on 2025-05-26 β shoutout to NCBI for keeping the lights on β¨ mwah, slay, periodt π
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