Package: propy3
propy3propy3is a drop-in replacement forpropy.
The original project was developed by Dongsheng Cao and Yizeng Liang from 2010-2012.
See the commit history for all changes made afterwards.The reason for creating this fork of propy is to add Python 3 support.The only point where you have to enterpropy3is at installation. Afterwards,
you simplyimport propy.IntroductionSequence-derived structural and physicochemical features are highly useful for
representing and distinguishing proteins or peptides of different structural,
functional and interaction properties, and have been extensively used in
developing methods and software for predicting protein structural and
functional classes, protein-protein interactions, drug-target interactions,
protein substrates, molecular binding sites on proteins, subcellular locations,
protein crystallization propensity and peptides of specific properties. In
order to conveniently apply these structural features from a protein sequence
for researchers, we developed a propy package using pure python language, which
could calculate a large number of protein descriptors from a protein sequence.FeaturesThe propy package has the following significant features:It is written by the pure python language. It only needs the support of some
built-in modules in the python software.For academic users, it is free of charge. They can freely use and distribute
it. For commercial purpose, they must contact the author.It can calculate a large number of protein descriptors including: amino acid
composition descriptors, dipeptide composition descriptors, tri-peptide
composition descriptors, Normalized Moreau-Broto autocorrelation
descriptors, Moran autocorrelation descriptors, Geary autocorrelation
descriptors, Composition, Transition, Distribution descriptors (CTD),
sequence order coupling numbers, quasi-sequence order descriptors, pseudo
amino acid composition descriptors, amphiphilic pseudo amino acid
composition descriptors.The users could specify the needed properties of 20 amino acids to calculate
the corresponding protein descriptors.The package includes the module which could directly download the protein
sequence form uniprot website by uniprot id.The package includes the module which could automatrically download the
property from the AAindex database. Thus, the user could calcualte thousands
of protein features.The protein descriptors calculated by propyAAC: amino acid composition descriptors (20)DPC: dipeptide composition descriptors (400)TPC: tri-peptide composition descriptors (8000)MBauto: Normalized Moreau-Broto autocorrelation descriptors (depend on the given properties, the default is 240)Moranauto: Moran autocorrelation descriptors(depend on the given properties, the default is 240)Gearyauto: Geary autocorrelation descriptors(depend on the given properties, the default is 240)CTD: Composition, Transition, Distribution descriptors (CTD) (21+21+105=147)SOCN: sequence order coupling numbers (depend on the choice of maxlag, the default is 60)QSO: quasi-sequence order descriptors (depend on the choice of maxlag, the default is 100)PAAC: pseudo amino acid composition descriptors (depend on the choice of lamda, the default is 50)APAAC: amphiphilic pseudo amino acid composition descriptors(depend on the choice of lamda, the default is 50)InstallPippipinstallpropy3BioCondacondainstall-cbiocondapropy3Usage ExampleFor more examples, please see the user guide.frompropyimportPyProfrompropy.GetProteinFromUniprotimportGetProteinSequence# download the protein sequence by uniprot idproteinsequence=GetProteinSequence("P48039")DesObject=PyPro.GetProDes(proteinsequence)# construct a GetProDes objectprint(DesObject.GetCTD())# calculate 147 CTD descriptorsprint(DesObject.GetAAComp())# calculate 20 amino acid composition descriptors# calculate 30 pseudo amino acid composition descriptorspaac=DesObject.GetPAAC(lamda=10,weight=0.05)foriinpaac:print(i,paaci)