Results can be displayed online or sent to you by email depending on your
options. The default is to email your result. To display online result,
you need to register.
If online display, a sequence logo (single- or two-block) is generated on the fly, for example, see
the crp seq logos. The sequence logo is generated using seqlogo.pl from
WegLogo software of UC Berkeley. If it is bipartite logo,
a gap histogram is generated on the fly also. In addition, a motif table
is printed (as an example, see the table below). The table prints sequence names in the first column and the
rest are read from the bipad output (in motif part).
If results output via email (default), bipad-mailer sends your output text file only. Please do not reply, since it is by auto-mailing program. If you need plotting sequence logos, you have to select result display on-line.
Attention: there is a web server timeout. If your project run out of time, you won't see
your result online. But you can download your results later on, whereas you need to remember your job ID number assigned in each run.
In this case we recommend you select your results sent by email rather than print online.
Replace the "ID" in the following links with your assigned job number and get your files.
Locations of downloadable files:
    Your DNA sequence file: http://bipad.cmh.edu/dnaseqID
    Your output file: http://bipad.cmh.edu/bipadoutID
    Sequence logo file: http://bipad.cmh.edu/bipadoutID.png
    Gap histogram file: http://bipad.cmh.edu/histogramID.png
A bipartite logo (as shown in the figure below) is produced by inserting a fixed 5-bp
gap (position 0-4) in between two one-block motif logos instead of predominant gap size due to the
limited picture width. The central gap size and gap distribution are reported in the
bipad output file for your download.
If your result option is by email, then after you click on "Bipad Search" button, you will receive an email
from us shortly that containing your results. it usually takes several seconds to minutes to send your
results depending on how large your project is.
Your results are kept in our server for one day.
Example result by searching CRP binding sites
Sample options
Sample output from bipad server
  Download Output Files
Bipad output file (see crp example below) and sequence logo file are available for download.



  Motif Table
* Rseq( left) = 6.04351 bits ( 0.75544 bits per base)
Sequence No. Strand 5' flank Motif1 flank 3' Ri Gap Strand 5' flank Motif2 flank 3' Ri Comb_Ri(bits) CE1CG 1 (+) 60 tgt TTTTTTGA tcg 67 7.537 6 (+) 74 ttt TCACAAAA atg 81 6.906 14.442 ECOARABOP 2 (+) 54 tga TTATTTGC acg 61 4.038 6 (+) 68 gcg TCACACTT tgc 75 10.130 14.168 ECOBGLR1 3 (+) 75 aat AACTGTGA gca 82 7.890 6 (+) 89 tgg TCATATTT tta 96 7.488 15.378 ECOCRP 4 (+) 60 tgc ATGTATGC aaa 67 4.252 8 (+) 76 acg TCACATTA ccg 83 9.158 13.409 ECOCYA 5 (+) 49 gca AGGTGTTA aat 56 4.652 6 (+) 63 tga TCACGTTT tag 70 7.196 11.848 ECODEOP2 6 (+) 6 gaa TTATTTGA acc 13 6.226 6 (+) 20 aga TCGCATTA cag 27 5.674 11.900 ECOGALE 7 (+) 43 cta ATTTATTC cat 50 2.494 4 (+) 55 atg TCACACTT ttc 62 10.130 12.624 ECOILVBPR 8 (+) 38 aca AAACGTGA tca 45 6.174 8 (+) 54 ccc TCAATTTT ccc 61 5.584 11.757 ECOLAC 9 (+) 80 tgg AATTGTGA gcg 87 9.201 5 (+) 93 gga TAACAATT tca 100 6.173 15.375 ECOMALE 10 (+) 13 caa TTCTGTAA cag 20 4.617 6 (+) 27 aga TCACACAA agc 34 7.203 11.820 ECOMALK 11 (+) 60 gaa TTTCGTGA tgt 67 7.695 8 (+) 76 ctt GCAAAAAT cgt 83 5.702 13.398 ECOMALT 12 (+) 40 tgg AATTGTGA cac 47 9.201 6 (+) 54 agt GCAAATTC aga 61 4.672 13.874 ECOOMPA 13 (+) 47 cat ATGCCTGA cgg 54 3.935 6 (+) 61 agt TCACACTT gta 68 10.130 14.064 ECOTNAA 14 (+) 70 aac GATTGTGA ttc 77 6.432 6 (+) 84 gat TCACATTT aaa 91 10.770 17.201 ECOUXU1 15 (+) 16 aat TGTTGTGA tgt 23 7.937 8 (+) 32 tta ACCCAATT aga 39 3.968 11.906 PBR322 16 (+) 52 atg CGGTGTGA aat 59 4.577 6 (+) 66 acc GCACAGAT gcg 73 5.645 10.222 TRN9CAT 17 (+) 52 tga TACCGGGA agc 59 2.168 8 (+) 68 tgg GCCAACTT ttg 75 4.620 6.788 TDC 18 (+) 77 tta ATTTGTGA gtg 84 9.758 6 (+) 91 gtc GCACATAT cct 98 8.251 18.009
* Rseq(right) = 7.18884 bits ( 0.89860 bits per base)
* From: Bipad Server at Children's Mercy Hosp. at Kansas City, MO
+ jobID: 20040825171630
+ Email: cpbi@psualum.com
+ Submission date: Wed Aug 25 17:16:30 CDT 2004
+ Client: 63.78.74.228
+ Project: CRP binding sites
* Bipartite Pattern Discovery, BIPAD v0.10, (C)2003-2005 CMH
* Bipad program was written in C++ by Dr. Chengpeng Bi (cbi@cmh.edu)
* ================================================================================
* Sequence Model: OOPS
* Search pattern: Two-block (8<[3, 9]>8) on forward strand
* Sequence file: dnaseq20040825171630.fa
* Output file: bipadout20040825171630
* Bipad parameters: -T 'CRP binding sites' -1 -y 400 -k 3 -j 3 -2Dd -l 8 -m 8 -a 3 -b 9 -is
*
* Sequence no. vs its name
* 1 ==> CE1CG
* 2 ==> ECOARABOP
* 3 ==> ECOBGLR1
* 4 ==> ECOCRP
* 5 ==> ECOCYA
* 6 ==> ECODEOP2
* 7 ==> ECOGALE
* 8 ==> ECOILVBPR
* 9 ==> ECOLAC
* 10 ==> ECOMALE
* 11 ==> ECOMALK
* 12 ==> ECOMALT
* 13 ==> ECOOMPA
* 14 ==> ECOTNAA
* 15 ==> ECOUXU1
* 16 ==> PBR322
* 17 ==> TRN9CAT
* 18 ==> TDC
*
Bipartite Pattern Discovery, BIPAD v0.10, (C)2003-2005
Project title: CRP binding sites
Sequence file: ../html/output/dnaseq20040825171630.fa.txt
command-line: ./bipad -T CRP binding sites -1 -y 400 -k 3 -j 3 -2Dd -l 8 -m 8 -a 3 -b 9 -is ../html/output/dnaseq20040825171630.fa.txt
Project start: Wed Aug 25 17:16:30 2004
Residue composition in the sequence set:
A = 0.30265 (572) | C = 0.18254 (345) | G = 0.20899 (395) | T = 0.30582 (578)
Total bases: 1890 (Nn = 0)
Number of sequences (N): 18
Maximum oligo length (Lmax): 105
Number of Monte Carlo cycles: 400
Alignment Mode: forward strand only
pseudocounts: 1.5
number of flanking bases: 3
Left motif length (J1): 8 bps
Searching method (J1): Greedy algorithm
Right motif length (J2): 8 bps
Searching method (J2): Greedy algorithm
gap range: 3, 9
min_H = 19.343 (bits)
Total iterations: 42300
Best alignment in cycle 280
* Motif Model for Left-half Sites
* motif length = 8
*
* information weight matrix
* Ri(a,l) Ri(c,l) Ri(g,l) Ri(t,l) l a c g t
0 7 frombase, tobase
0.82319 -1.94620 -1.94620 0.47702 0 9 1 1 7
0.26680 -3.82066 -0.65074 0.82319 1 6 0 3 9
-0.65074 -0.65074 -0.27634 0.66046 2 3 3 4 8
-3.82066 -0.27634 -3.82066 1.43986 3 0 4 0 14
-1.15770 -1.94620 1.22373 -0.65074 4 2 1 12 3
-3.82066 -3.82066 -1.94620 1.71331 5 0 0 1 17
-1.94620 -3.82066 1.53689 -1.15770 6 1 0 15 2
1.53689 -0.65074 -3.82066 -3.82066 7 15 3 0 0
*
6.04351 bits = mean (Rsequence of selected region)
2.31757 bits = standard deviation
*
* Motif Model for Right-half Sites
* motif length = 8
*
* information weight matrix
* Ri(a,l) Ri(c,l) Ri(g,l) Ri(t,l) l a c g t
0 7 frombase, tobase
-1.94620 -3.82066 0.02064 1.22373 0 1 0 5 12
-1.94620 1.71331 -3.82066 -3.82066 1 1 17 0 0
1.53689 -1.15770 -1.94620 -3.82066 2 15 2 1 0
-0.27634 1.33584 -3.82066 -1.94620 3 4 13 0 1
1.62780 -3.82066 -1.94620 -1.94620 4 16 0 1 1
-0.27634 0.02064 -1.94620 0.66046 5 4 5 1 8
0.02064 -3.82066 -3.82066 1.33584 6 5 0 0 13
-0.27634 -1.94620 -3.82066 1.33584 7 4 1 0 13
*
7.18884 bits = mean (Rsequence of selected region)
2.13850 bits = standard deviation
*
* gap distance distribution
distance frequency
0 0
1 0
2 0
3 0
4 1
5 1
6 11
7 0
8 5
9 0
gap center: 6
*
* Bipartite Motif Model for CRP binding sites
* Pattern: M1<d>M2
* Penalty: disabled
* Column 1: sequence number [1 -- 18]
* Left Motif Model (M1):
* Motif Size (J1) = 8 bps
* Column 2: strand attribute(+/-)
* Column 3: motif start position [0, 97]
* Column 4: motif string (oligos)
* Column 3: motif end position [7, 104]
* Column 5: Ri value (bits)
* Column 6: gap