To view README on your computer, open README.html in a browser. It will show the IGGPIPE version number above. File README.asciidoc is meant to be viewed on GitHub and does not show the version number. File Version.txt also has the version number.
The BradyLab/IGGPIPE GitHub repository contains code and documentation for the software package called IGGPIPE (Indel Group in Genomes Pipeline).
IGGPIPE analyzes two or more genomes for length-polymorphic regions bounded by unique sequences and designs PCR primers within these sequences. The primers can be used to amplify the region from genomic DNA of any of the species used to create the markers, and the amplicon size will indicate which species the DNA came from - an IGG marker.
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Installation has been tested on 64-bit Mac OSX, 64-bit Linux, and 64-bit Windows. It will not work on 32-bit systems (due to dependency on Jellyfish2).
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See the INSTALL document section Detailed Installation Instructions Part 4: Install prerequisite applications for instructions to install these required programs:
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Xcode (V6.4 works) (Apple App Store; make and g++)
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Jellyfish V2 or later (V2.2.3 works) (http://www.genome.umd.edu/jellyfish.html)
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Perl V5 or later (V5.16.0 works) (https://www.perl.org/get.html)
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R V3 or later (V3.2.1 works) (https://www.r-project.org)
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Primer3 (V2.3.6 works) (http://sourceforge.net/projects/primer3)
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NCBI e-PCR (V2.3.12-1 works) (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/tools/epcr)
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MUSCLE (V3.8.31 works) (http://www.drive5.com/muscle/downloads.htm)
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Browse to https://github.com/BradyLab/IGGPIPE
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Click the "Clone or download" button at the right side of the screen near the top
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Select Download ZIP, then choose a place to put it on your computer
NoteAlternatively, you can clone the git repository with this command line command: git clone https://github.com/BradyLab/IGGPIPE.git
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Unzip the zip file on your computer.
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Rename the unzipped folder from "IGGPIPE-master" to just "IGGPIPE".
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Look inside the downloaded IGGPIPE folder on your computer for file INSTALL.html, open it, and follow the instructions.
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Find file RUN.html in the IGGPIPE folder on your computer, open it, and follow the instructions.
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Post an issue on GitHub under BradyLab/IGGPIPE repository
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Contact me, Ted Toal, [email protected]