Do you want something like an ASCII-art 'image', or do you just mean a textual representation of the folding pattern that you can programatically parse?
Hm, i've never seen that before. Well I guess you could try using an OCR tool.
For example, the free www.onlineocr.net will accept an image file, and then if you output the result as plain text you can get something that looks half-way there. I ran the image you posted and the result looks fairly good. Make sure you download the file though and don't just copy whats in that box to get a proper 2D layout.
Perhaps something more sophisticated could be done with an illustrator/photoshop plugin, but to be honest this is not my area of expertise.
>hsa-mir-92a-1 MI0000093 Homo sapiens miR-92a-1 stem-loop
CUUUCUACACAGGUUGGGAUCGGUUGCAAUGCUGUGUUUCUGUAUGGUAUUGCACUUGUCCCGGCCUGUUGAGUUUGG
..(((...((((((((((((.(((.(((((((((((......)))))))))))))).)))))))))))).))).....
---CU UAC C U UU
UUC ACAGGUUGGGAU GGU GCAAUGCUGUG U
||| |||||||||||| ||| |||||||||||
GAG UGUCCGGCCCUG UCA CGUUAUGGUAU G
GGUUU --U U - GU
Do you want something like an ASCII-art 'image', or do you just mean a textual representation of the folding pattern that you can programatically parse?
The ASCII-art is what I meant. - Bade
Hm, i've never seen that before. Well I guess you could try using an OCR tool.
For example, the free www.onlineocr.net will accept an image file, and then if you output the result as plain text you can get something that looks half-way there. I ran the image you posted and the result looks fairly good. Make sure you download the file though and don't just copy whats in that box to get a proper 2D layout.
Perhaps something more sophisticated could be done with an illustrator/photoshop plugin, but to be honest this is not my area of expertise.