Return Point Accepted Mutation (PAM) scoring matrix
ScoringMatrix
=
pam(N
)
[ScoringMatrix
, MatrixInfo
]
= pam(N
)
... = pam(N
, ...'Extended', ExtendedValue
,
...)
... = pam(N
, ...'Order', OrderValue
,
...)
N | Integer specifying the PAM scoring matrix to return.
Choices are Tip Entering a larger value for |
ExtendedValue | Controls the return of the ambiguous characters ( |
OrderValue | Character vector or string that controls the order of amino acids in the scoring
matrix. Choices are a character vector or string with at least the |
returns the
PAMScoringMatrix
=
pam(N
)N
scoring matrix for amino acid sequences.
[
returns a
structure with information about the PAM matrix. The fields in the
structure are ScoringMatrix
, MatrixInfo
]
= pam(N
)Name
, Scale
, Entropy
, Expected
,
and Order
.
... = pam(
calls N
, ...'PropertyName
', PropertyValue
,
...)pam
with optional properties
that use property name/property value pairs. You can specify one or
more properties in any order. Each PropertyName
must
be enclosed in single quotation marks and is case insensitive. These
property name/property value pairs are as follows:
... = pam(
controls the return of the ambiguous characters (N
, ...'Extended', ExtendedValue
,
...)B
, Z
,
and X
), and the stop character (*
),
in addition to the 20
standard amino acid characters.
Choices are true
or false
(default).
... = pam(
controls the order of amino acids in the returned scoring matrix. Choices are a character vector
or string with at least the N
, ...'Order', OrderValue
,
...)20
standard amino acids. The default ordering of
the output is A R N D C Q E G H I L K M F P S T W Y V B Z X *
. If
OrderValue
does not contain the extended characters
B
, Z
, X
, and *
, then
these characters are not returned.
PAM50 substitution matrix in 1/2
bit units,
Expected score = -3.70
, Entropy = 2.00
bits,
Lowest score = -13
, Highest score = 13
.
PAM250 substitution matrix in 1/3
bit units,
Expected score = -0.844
, Entropy = 0.354
bits,
Lowest score = -8
, Highest score = 17
.
Return the PAM50 matrix.
PAM50 = pam(50)
Return the PAM250 matrix and specify the order of amino acids in the matrix.
PAM250 = pam(250,'Order','CSTPAGNDEQHRKMILVFYW')