[BBF Standards] Link between basic parts and composite parts
Deepak Chandran
deepakc at u.washington.edu
Sun Mar 23 22:05:44 EDT 2008
Hello Jean,
I think the general agreement is not to have multiple copies of the same
sequence, which would mean that changing the individual part sequences
would change the composite parts' sequences.
I believe that the current idea is to represent the sequence of a
composite part as a sequence of the contained parts; example:
composite part sequence: pLac, acgg, gfp, taa
where "pLac" and "gfp" are some sort of database IDs for other parts
This is my understanding. I think Raik has implemented something like
this, so I hope he is able to confirm whether this is similar to the way
he is representing the sequence.
--Deepak
Jean Peccoud wrote:
> Is there a consensus on how the sequence of a composite part should be
> linked to the sequence of the basic parts it is composed of. I can
> imagine two policies:
> - Static link: the sequence of the composite part is derived from the
> sequence of the basic parts when the composite part is created but any
> change in the sequence of the basic part does not propagate to the
> composite part.
> - Dynamic link: Changes in the sequence of a basic part propagates to
> the all the composite parts using it.
>
> I apologize if this has been discussed in the group before.
>
> Thanks for your input.
>
> Jean
>
>
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