NAME
Bio::Tools::Primer3Redux::Result
SYNOPSIS
# parse a Primer3 report, and get Bio::Tools::Primer3Redux::Result
while (my $result = $parser->next_result) {
say $result->num_primer_pairs;
my $pair = $result->next_primer_pair;
my ($fp, $rp) = ($pair->forward_primer, $pair->reverse_primer);
say $fp->seq->seq;
say $rp->seq->seq;
}
DESCRIPTION
This is a simple holder class for Primer3 sequence results. The sequence used by default is the one returned in the Primer3 results, but one can pass in a (more-SeqFeature/Annotation-rich) version as a Bio::Seq using attach_seq() (see below for more on this).
This parser will attach any lazily-generated features to that Bio::Seq object. The sequence can be retrieved via get_seq() at any point, such as prior to the end of a parse). To retrieve a sequence guaranteed to have all Primer/PrimerPair data attached, use get_processed_seq(). Switching seqs will cause a new batch of features to be generated and attached.
NAME
Bio::Tools::Primer3Redux::Result - Result class for Primer3 data
FEEDBACK
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AUTHOR - Chris Fields
Email cjfields at bioperl dot org
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CONTRIBUTORS
Nathan Hillson
APPENDIX
The rest of the documentation details each of the object methods. Internal methods are usually preceded with a _
new
Title : new
Usage : my $obj = new
Function: Builds a new Bio::Tools::Primer3::Result object
Returns : an instance of Bio::Tools::Primer3::Result
Args :
attach_seq
Title : attach_seq
Usage : $obj->attach_seq
Function :
Returns : Bio::SeqI
Args : Bio::SeqI (warning: may or may not have primers attached)
Note : calling this method resets the feature iterators to prevent (for
instance) issues with references
get_seq
Title : get_seq
Usage : $obj->get_seq
Function :
Returns :
Args :
get_processed_seq
Title : get_processed_seq
Usage : $obj->get_processed_seq
Function :
Returns :
Args :
Note : unlike get_seq(), this guarantees getting back the full
sequence with attached Primer/PrimerPair SeqFeatureI
num_primer_pairs
Title : num_primer_pairs
Usage : $obj->num_primer_pairs
Function :
Returns :
Args :
next_left_primer
Title : next_left_primer
Usage : $obj->next_left_primer
Function :
Returns :
Args :
next_right_primer
Title : next_right_primer
Usage : $obj->next_right_primer
Function :
Returns :
Args :
next_internal_oligo
Title : next_internal_oligo
Usage : $obj->next_internal_oligo
Function :
Returns :
Args :
next_primer_pair
Title : next_primer_pair
Usage : $obj->next_primer_pair
Function :
Returns :
Args :
persistent_data
Title : persistent_data
Usage : $obj->persistent_data
Function :
Returns :
Args :
run_parameters
Title : run_parameters
Usage : $obj->run_parameters
Function :
Returns :
Args :
run_parameter
Title : run_parameter
Usage : $obj->run_parameter('FOO')
Function :
Returns :
Args :
rewind
Title : rewind
Usage : $obj->rewind('primer_pair')
Function :
Returns :
Args :
AUTHOR
cjfields <cjfields@bioperl.org>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is copyright (c) 2011 by Chris Fields.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.