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This module provides access to Unimod modifications.
The modifications were retrieved from the Unimod website on May 17th, 2018. The file "unimod.obo" (format-version 1.2, date 2018:04:17) is used by this module to provide the data.
npm install peptide-modifier --save
var unimod = require('js-unimod');
var oxidation = unimod.getByName('oxidation');
/*
{
"id": "35",
"name": "Oxidation",
"mono_mass": 15.994915,
"avge_mass": 15.9994,
"composition": "O"
}
*/
var biotin = unimod.getById(3);
/*
{
"id": "3",
"name": "Biotin",
"mono_mass": 226.077598,
"avge_mass": 226.2954,
"composition": "H(14) C(10) N(2) O(2) S"
}
*/
var modifications = unimod.listMods();
/*
Returns an array of all the modification names
[ 'acetyl',
'amidated',
'biotin',
'carbamidomethyl',
'carbamyl',
'carboxymethyl',
'deamidated',
'icat-g',
'icat-g:2h(8)',
'met->hse',
'met->hsl',
'icat-d:2h(8)',
'icat-d',
'nipcam',
... ]
*/
Data are returned as JavaScript objects with the following fields:
You can run npm test
to run the tests after installing the development dependencies.
No future functionality is planned.
This software is released under the MIT license.
FAQs
A module to provide unimod modifications
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