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<serviceDescriptions  xmlns="pd" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="pd /C:/Documents and Settings/ytanoh/My Documents/TAVERNA/taverna-1.4-old/plugins/pedro/services/model/common.xsd">
	<serviceDescription >
		<serviceName>garnier</serviceName>
		<organisation >
			<organisationName>European Bioinformatics Institute</organisationName>
			<organisationDescriptionText>http://www.ebi.ac.uk/</organisationDescriptionText>
			<organisationKey>EBI</organisationKey>
		</organisation>

		<locationURL>http://www.ebi.ac.uk/soaplab/emboss4/services/protein_2d_structure.garnier</locationURL>
		<interfaceWSDL>http://www.ebi.ac.uk/soaplab/emboss4/services/protein_2d_structure.garnier?wsdl</interfaceWSDL>
		<serviceDescriptionText>Predicts protein secondary structure. The accuracy of the prediction is not much better than about 65%. Detailed info about this operation can be found at the following link: http://emboss.sourceforge.net/apps/release/4.1/emboss/apps/garnier.html</serviceDescriptionText>
		<operations >
			<serviceOperation >
				<operationName>garnier</operationName>
				<operationDescriptionText>Predicts protein secondary structure. The accuracy of the prediction is not much better than about 65%. Detailed info about this operation can be found at the following link: http://emboss.sourceforge.net/apps/release/4.1/emboss/apps/garnier.html</operationDescriptionText>
				<operationInputs >
					<parameter >
						<parameterName>sequence_usa</parameterName>
						<parameterDescription>Type: string. Protein sequence. The Uniform Sequence Address, or USA, is a standard way of specifying a sequence to be read into a program in EMBOSS. The most common ways of specifying a sequence is to type (database:entry), where database can be embl, uniprot or swissprot and entry is either the sequence`s entry or ID name, or its Accession number in that database. For example:database:accession --&gt;embl:X65923 or swissprot:Q7M4G0 | database:entry_name --&gt;swissprot:AMIC_PSEAE |database:ID_name --&gt;embl:paamir.Choose either this parameter or the sequence_direct_data parameter but not both together. Parameter mandatory if the sequence_direct_data parameter has not been chosen.</parameterDescription>
						<transportDataType>String</transportDataType>
					</parameter>

					<parameter >
						<parameterName>sequence_direct_data</parameterName>
						<parameterDescription>Type: string. Protein sequence. Choose this parameter if you want to provide the &apos;sequence&apos; value as string. Parameter mandatory if the sequence_usa parameter hasn&apos;t been chosen.</parameterDescription>
						<semanticType>http://www.mygrid.org.uk/ontology#protein_sequence</semanticType>
						<transportDataType>String</transportDataType>
					</parameter>

					<parameter >
						<parameterName>sformat</parameterName>
						<parameterDescription>Type: string. Specifies the format of the input sequence. This is an optional parameter. The allowed values for this parameter are: gcg, gcg8, embl, swiss, fasta, ncbi, genbank, nbrf, pir, codata, strider, clustal, phylip, acedb, msf, jackknifer, jackknifernon, nexus, nexusnon, treecon, mega, meganon, ig, staden, text, raw.</parameterDescription>
						<transportDataType>String</transportDataType>
					</parameter>

					<parameter >
						<parameterName>sbegin</parameterName>
						<parameterDescription>Type: long. The first position to be used in the sequence, for example: sbegin=1 (default value) means start with the first base in the sequence. This is an optional parameter.</parameterDescription>
						<transportDataType>String</transportDataType>
					</parameter>

					<parameter >
						<parameterName>send</parameterName>
						<parameterDescription>Type: long. The last position to be used in the sequence. This is an optional parameter. By default it is the end of the sequence.</parameterDescription>
						<transportDataType>String</transportDataType>
					</parameter>

					<parameter >
						<parameterName>sprotein</parameterName>
						<parameterDescription>Type: boolean. Is the sequence a protein? This is an optional parameter. By default the service can autodetect if a sequence is a nucleotide or protein sequence.</parameterDescription>
						<transportDataType>String</transportDataType>
					</parameter>

					<parameter >
						<parameterName>snucleotide</parameterName>
						<parameterDescription>Type: boolean. Is the sequence a nucleotide? This is an optional parameter. By default the service can autodetect if a sequence is a nucleotide or protein sequence.</parameterDescription>
						<transportDataType>String</transportDataType>
					</parameter>

					<parameter >
						<parameterName>sreverse</parameterName>
						<parameterDescription>Type: boolean. Use reverse complement of the nucleic acid sequence. This is an optional parameter. False by default. </parameterDescription>
						<transportDataType>String</transportDataType>
					</parameter>

					<parameter >
						<parameterName>slower</parameterName>
						<parameterDescription>Type: boolean. Convert the sequence to lower case. This is an optional parameter. False by default. </parameterDescription>
						<transportDataType>String</transportDataType>
					</parameter>

					<parameter >
						<parameterName>supper</parameterName>
						<parameterDescription>Type: boolean. Convert the sequence to UPPER case. This is an optional parameter. False by default. </parameterDescription>
						<transportDataType>String</transportDataType>
					</parameter>

					<parameter >
						<parameterName>idc</parameterName>
						<parameterDescription>Type: long. &apos;idc&apos; is an index into a set of arrays, dharr[] and dsarr[], which provide &apos;decision constants&apos; (dch, dcs), which are offsets that are applied to the weights for the helix and sheet (extend) terms. So, idc=0 says don&apos;t use the decision constant offsets, and idc=1 to 6 indicates that various combinations of dch,dcs offsets should be used. This is an optional parameter. The default is 0</parameterDescription>
						<defaultValue>0</defaultValue>
						<transportDataType>String</transportDataType>
					</parameter>

				</operationInputs>

				<operationOutputs >
					<parameter >
						<parameterName>report</parameterName>
						<parameterDescription>Type: string. A general report for the underlying analysis job.</parameterDescription>
						<transportDataType>String</transportDataType>
					</parameter>

					<parameter >
						<parameterName>detailed_status</parameterName>
						<parameterDescription>Type: long. The exit code of the underlying analysis job, 0 means the job returned normally.</parameterDescription>
						<transportDataType>String</transportDataType>
					</parameter>

					<parameter >
						<parameterName>outfile</parameterName>
						<parameterDescription>Returns secondary structure prediction of specified protein sequence.</parameterDescription>
						<semanticType>http://www.mygrid.org.uk/ontology#protein_structure_prediction_report</semanticType>
						<transportDataType>String</transportDataType>
					</parameter>

				</operationOutputs>

				<operationTask>http://www.mygrid.org.uk/ontology#predicting</operationTask>
				<operationMethod>http://www.mygrid.org.uk/ontology#secondary_structure_prediction</operationMethod>
			</serviceOperation>

		</operations>

		<serviceType>Soaplab service</serviceType>
	</serviceDescription>

</serviceDescriptions>
