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amatria committed Sep 11, 2024
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Execute `./build/tools/PATO/PATO --help` for a detailed list of execution modes,
options, and flags.

### Cheatsheet

To predict Triplex-forming Oligonucleotides (TFOs): run PATO with a
single-stranded sequence file to detect regions that may form triplexes:

```bash
$ ./build/tools/PATO/PATO -ss single_stranded.fa
```

This will generate a file containing TFO regions.

To predict Triplex Target Sites (TTSs): run PATO with a double-stranded sequence
file to detect regions in the sequences that may serve as targets for triplex
formation:

```bash
$ ./build/tools/PATO/PATO -ds double_stranded.fa
```

This will generate a file containing TTS regions.

To predict potential triplexes: match TFO regions from a single-stranded
sequence file with TTS regions from a double-stranded sequence file:

```bash
$ ./build/tools/PATO/PATO -ss single_stranded.fa -ds double_stranded.fa
```

This will produce a file containing all individual triple helices found between
the sequences, and another file listing the interaction strength between each
sequence pair.

To select candidate triplexes, sort the interactions between each sequence pair
according to `Total (rel)` and study the strongest triplexes.

### Setting the number of threads

PATO: high PerformAnce TriplexatOr uses OpenMP to parallelize its triplex search
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