Simulates the evolution of intein invaded extein sequences based on simulated phylogenies and using a Monte-Carlo like process. Intein Invasion Sequence Simulator v1.0.0\n
Dependencies:
perl (5.30.1)
-BioPerl (1.7.8)
-Bio::TreeIO
R (4.3.1)
-ape (5.7)
paml (4.1.6)
This program will simulate extein and intein sequences according to user parameters. Then using a monte carlo based approach, invade the extein sequences with the intein sequences. Returns simulated samples of extein nucleotide sequences invaded by intein sequences.
perl invader_sim.pl
The program can be run in naiive or prepared mode. If the user wishes to be guided through the simulation process with prompts, then simply launch the program as above.
Else, a parameter file (is.param) can be provided using the following parameters:
These parameters apply to phylogeny simulations
-sp -> number of species.
-b -> birth rate.
-d -> death rate.
-sf -> sample fraction.
-m -> mutation rate.\n
These parameters apply to sequence simulations
-nn -> number of nucleotides.
-a -> alpha parameter for gamma distribution
-cat -> number of rate categories for the gamma distribution
-m -> model number: (0: Poisson, 1: Proportional)
These parameters are general to the code
-sn -> number of simulations to create
-ws -> window size for MC chain (how many tips away can an intein jump)
-evo -> string to call paml-evolver (likely paml-evolver, or evolver)
-sub -> (OPTIONAL) Number of intein sequences to invade with out of the set of simulated sequences.
Useful if you want to simulate X inteins but only invade with Y of them.
Note that the is.param must be formated as: extein phylogeny simulation parameters intein phylogeny simulation parameters global params extein sequence simulation parameters intein sequence simulation parameters
An example is.param file:
-sp 50 -b 1 -d 1 -sf .1 -m .01
-sp 10 -b 1 -d 1 -sf .1 -m .1
-sn 100 -ws 10 -evo evolver -sub 5
-nn 100 -a .5 -cat 4 -m 0
-nn 50 -a 1 -cat 4 -m 1