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@@ -9,20 +9,21 @@ intra-molecular coevolution as published in Genetics (Fares and Travers,
of amino acid sites is obtained by maximum likelihood ancestral state
reconstruction along with simulations to assess significance.
-In addition, a test which assesses whether two proteins are interacting
-is implemented.
+This is a modified version of "CAPS_coevolution", used in the AutoCoEv
+pipeline:
+https://github.com/mattilalab/autocoev
-NOTE:
-This applies an _unofficial_ patch to enable more verbose output of the
-program, including CAPS generated phylogenetic trees and p-values of the
-pairwise results. The produced executable is called "vCAPS" and can be
-installed along "caps" from CAPS_coevolution. Building CAPS from source
-requires the Bio++ 1.9 suite, also available at SBo, which can be safely
-installed along the current version. Fore details of the patch see pre-
-print at bioRxiv by Petrov et al.:
-https://doi.org/10.1101/2020.09.29.315374
+It applies two _unofficial_ patches:
+- 01_caps_verbose: makes the program output its generated trees, as well
+ as the p-value for each correlated amino acid pair
+- 02_caps_sort_input: introduce a function to sort input file names
-CITING:
+The produced executable is called "vCAPS" and can be installed along
+"caps" from CAPS_coevolution. Building CAPS from source requires the
+Bio++ 1.9 suite libraries, but make sure the current versions of the
+bppsuite (and its dependencies) are NOT installed at build time.
+
+Citing CAPS:
CAPS: coevolution analysis using protein sequences. Fares MA, McNally D.
Bioinformatics. 2006 Nov 15;22(22):2821-2. PMID: 17005535