Examples:
Type |
Chromosome |
Start position |
Editing pattern |
Substitution |
chr1 |
943995 |
/T |
Insertion |
chr1 |
943995 |
+GTATT |
Deletion |
chr1 |
943995 |
-GAGAACTCGG |
Above examples represent the input formats of three different editing types. The user
should enter chromosome, starting position, and the editing pattern.
In these examples, the 943995th base in
chr1 is base 'C', and the next 20 consecutive bases
are 'GAGAACTCGGCACAGGAGAG').
The editing pattern begins with '/' ,'+' or '-' ,followed by the specific base sequence.
Substitution is indicated by backslash "/",
and the example is used to replace C with T.
Insertion is indicated by plus sign "+",
and the example indicates that GTATT will be inserted at the parenthesis position
Deletion is indicated by minus sign "-",
and the example indicates that GAGAACTCGG will be deleted at the parenthesis position.