/bio-stamp

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STAMP is a suite of programs for the comparison and alignment of protein three
dimensional structures.  The suite will multiply align structures and produce
a corresponding sequence alignment with confidence values associated with each
aligned position.  The software will also search a database of protein
structures to identify structurally similar proteins.  The suite includes a
number of utility programs for the manipulation of protein structures.


HOME
    http://code.google.com/p/bio-stamp/

DOWNLOAD
    https://code.google.com/p/bio-stamp/downloads/list

INSTALL
     Do
      ./configure && make install

    You may need to be root to installed to the default location:
      ./configure && sudo make install

    Otherwise, specify an alternate directory installation prefix:
      ./configure --prefix=/usr/local && make install

    Or, if checked out from the source repository, then first do:
      autoreconf --install
      ./configure && make install

    If installing on Ubuntu, and the math library (libm) isn't found, do:

      LDADD=-lm make

    Once installed, you will want to edit the file:
      $prefix/share/stamp/pdb.directories 
    to set the path and file pattern for your PDB files

    The file format is explained here:
      http://www.compbio.dundee.ac.uk/manuals/stamp.4.4/node57.html

PROTEIN DATA BANK (PDB) AND DERIVED DATA

    To make use of STAMP, you will need to sync a local copy of the PDB:
    stamp-update-pdb     [ /usr/local/data/pdb    ]

    # Optionally, extract Domain definitions, Fasta sequences, and build a blast database:
    stamp-update-doms    [ /usr/local/data/pdb    ] [ /usr/local/data/pdbdom         ]
    stamp-update-pdbseq  [ /usr/local/data/pdbdom ] [ /usr/local/data/pdbseq         ]
    stamp-update-blastdb [ /usr/local/data/pdbseq ] [ /usr/local/data/blastdb/pdbseq ]

    # Optionally, sync the biological unit assemblies:
    stamp-update-biounit        [ /usr/local/data/biounit ]
    # Split biological assemblies into one file per model:
    stamp-update-biounit-models [ /usr/local/data/biounit ]

    You may also want to download DSSP definitions for PDB entries, e.g. :
    stamp-update-dssp    [ /usr/local/data/dssp  ]

    It is recommended to do all of the above in a crontab to remain up-to-date

    Note that the script aconvert has been removed. The script bp_sreformat
    from BioPerl does the same alignment format conversions.

CITE
    Copyright (1997, 1998, 1999, 2010) Robert B. Russell & Geoffrey J. Barton.

    All use of the WORK must cite:

    R.B. Russell and G.J. Barton, "Multiple Protein Sequence Alignment From
    Tertiary Structure Comparison: Assignment of Global and Residue Confidence
    Levels", PROTEINS: Structure, Function, and Genetics, 14:309--323 (1992).

LICENSE
    See COPYING

MANUAL
    http://www.compbio.dundee.ac.uk/manuals/stamp.4.4/stamp.html

BUGS
    https://code.google.com/p/bio-stamp/issues/list

SOURCE
    https://code.google.com/p/bio-stamp/source/list

CONTACT
    mailto:stamp@russelllab.org
    http://russelllab.org