القائمة
Parse SnapGene .dna files. Use when the user asks to read, convert, or extract information from SnapGene files, or needs to convert .dna to GenBank/FASTA format.
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Verify open reading frames (ORFs) in plasmid sequences. Use when the user asks about verifying protein coding sequences, checking if an ORF is present in a plasmid, finding where a protein is encoded, or doing six-frame translation analysis.
Fetch sequencing data from Plasmidsaurus. Use when the user asks about listing sequencing orders, downloading sequencing results, checking order status, or retrieving plasmid sequences from Plasmidsaurus.
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Calculate protein parameters (MW, pI, extinction coefficient) and generate purification recommendations. Use when the user asks about protein properties, molecular weight, isoelectric point, extinction coefficients, or purification strategies.
| name | snapgene |
| description | Parse SnapGene .dna files. Use when the user asks to read, convert, or extract information from SnapGene files, or needs to convert .dna to GenBank/FASTA format. |
Parse SnapGene .dna files and extract sequence, features, and metadata.
scripts/snapgene_cli.py
pip install snapgene_reader biopython
python3 scripts/snapgene_cli.py 438-C.dna
Output: name, length, feature count, topology
python3 scripts/snapgene_cli.py 438-C.dna --features
Output: table of all features (type, position, strand, name)
python3 scripts/snapgene_cli.py 438-C.dna --sequence
Output: raw DNA sequence
python3 scripts/snapgene_cli.py 438-C.dna --export-gb 438-C.gb
python3 scripts/snapgene_cli.py 438-C.dna --export-fasta 438-C.fa
python3 scripts/snapgene_cli.py 438-C.dna --json
Output: full data as JSON (name, length, sequence, features with qualifiers)
| Option | Short | Description |
|---|---|---|
--features | -f | List all features as table |
--sequence | -s | Print DNA sequence only |
--export-gb FILE | -g | Export to GenBank format |
--export-fasta FILE | -a | Export to FASTA format |
--json | -j | Output as JSON |
SnapGene File: 438-C.dna
==================================================
Name: 438-C
Length: 6,847 bp
Features: 24
Topology: circular
Feature types:
CDS: 4
misc_feature: 8
promoter: 2
rep_origin: 1
terminator: 2
Type Start End Strand Name
------------------------------------------------------------
promoter 1 300 + polyhedrin promoter
CDS 500 2846 + His6-MBP-TEV
misc_feature 2847 2864 + LIC site
CDS 5000 5600 - GentR
Use with construct generator to load vectors:
from snapgene_reader import snapgene_file_to_seqrecord
record = snapgene_file_to_seqrecord("438-C.dna")
sequence = str(record.seq)
features = record.features
Use with orf_verifier for clone verification:
# Convert vector to GenBank first
python3 scripts/snapgene_cli.py vector.dna --export-gb vector.gb
# Then verify clone
python3 scripts/orf_verifier_cli.py verify-clone --expected vector.gb --sequencing clone.seq