1 # $Id: Gene.pm,v 1.6 2006/07/17 14:16:53 sendu Exp $
3 # BioPerl module for Bio::Map::Gene
5 # Please direct questions and support issues to <bioperl-l@bioperl.org>
7 # Cared for by Sendu Bala <bix@sendu.me.uk>
11 # You may distribute this module under the same terms as perl itself
13 # POD documentation - main docs before the code
17 Bio::Map::Gene - An gene modelled as a mappable element.
23 my $gene = Bio::Map::Gene->get(-universal_name => 'BRCA2',
24 -description => 'breast cancer 2, early onset');
26 # Normally you get Gene objects from GeneMaps
27 use Bio::Map::GeneMap;
29 # Model a gene with its orthologous versions found in different species,
30 # but at abstract locations within each genome
31 my $map1 = Bio::Map::GeneMap->get(-universal_name => 'BRCA2', -species => $human);
32 my $map2 = Bio::Map::GeneMap->get(-universal_name => 'BRCA2', -species => $mouse);
36 # Genes can have special kinds of positions (Bio::Map::GenePosition) that
37 # define where various sub-regions of the gene are, relative to one of the
38 # normal Positions the gene has placing it on a map.
39 my $trans = Bio::Map::GenePosition->new(-start => 0, -length => 700,
40 -map => $map1, -type => 'transcript');
41 $gene->add_transcript_position($trans);
42 my $exon = Bio::Map::GenePosition->new(-start => 0, -length => 100,
43 -map => $map1, -type => 'exon');
44 $gene->add_exon_position($exon, 1);
45 # (so now the gene has 1 transcript 700bp long which starts at the beginning
46 # of the gene, and we've defined the first of many exons which starts at the
47 # start of the transcript and is 100bp long)
51 Model a gene as an abstract mappable element. This is for when you don't care
52 exactly where a gene is in a genome, but just want to model other things (like
53 transcription factor binding sites) that are near it so you can answer questions
54 like "what binds near this gene?", or "which genes does this bind near?".
56 See t/Map/Map.t for more example usage.
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88 =head1 AUTHOR - Sendu Bala
94 The rest of the documentation details each of the object methods.
95 Internal methods are usually preceded with a _
99 # Let the code begin...
101 package Bio
::Map
::Gene
;
104 use Bio
::Map
::GenePosition
;
106 use base
qw(Bio::Map::Mappable);
110 our $SET_FROM_DB = 0;
113 # Bio::Tools::Run::Ensembl is in bioperl-run package which may not be
114 # installed, but its functionality is only optional here
115 eval {require Bio
::Tools
::Run
::Ensembl
;};
122 Usage : my $gene = Bio::Map::Gene->new();
123 Function: Builds a new Bio::Map::Gene object
124 Returns : Bio::Map::Gene
125 Args : -universal_name => string : name of the gene (in a form common to all
126 species that have the gene, but unique
127 amongst non-orthologous genes), REQUIRED
128 -description => string : free text description of the gene
133 my ($class, @args) = @_;
134 my $self = $class->SUPER::new
(@args);
136 my ($u_name, $desc) = $self->_rearrange([qw(UNIVERSAL_NAME DESCRIPTION)], @args);
137 $u_name || $self->throw("You must supply a -universal_name");
138 $self->universal_name($u_name);
140 defined $desc && $self->description($desc);
148 Usage : my $gene = Bio::Map::Gene->get();
149 Function: Builds a new Bio::Map::Gene object (like new()), or gets a
150 pre-existing one that shares the same universal_name.
151 Returns : Bio::Map::Gene
152 Args : -universal_name => string, name of the gene (in a form common to all
153 species that have the gene, but unique amongst
154 non-orthologous genes), REQUIRED
155 -description => string, free text description of the gene
160 my ($class, @args) = @_;
161 my ($u_name, $desc) = Bio
::Root
::Root
->_rearrange([qw(UNIVERSAL_NAME DESCRIPTION)], @args);
163 if ($u_name && defined $GENES->{$u_name}) {
164 $GENES->{$u_name}->description($desc) if $desc;
165 return $GENES->{$u_name};
168 return $class->new(@args);
171 =head2 universal_name
173 Title : universal_name
174 Usage : my $name = $gene->universal_name
175 Function: Get/Set Mappable name, corresponding to the name of the gene in a
176 form shared by orthologous versions of the gene in different species,
177 but otherwise unique.
179 Args : none to get, OR string to set
184 my ($self, $value) = @_;
185 if (defined $value) {
186 delete $GENES->{$self->{'_uname'}} if $self->{'_uname'};
187 $self->{'_uname'} = $value;
188 $GENES->{$value} = $self;
190 return $self->{'_uname'};
196 Usage : my $description = $gene->description();
197 $gene->description($description);
198 Function: Get/set information relating to the gene, in this case the
199 description (eg. 'full name of gene')
200 Returns : string (empty string if not defined)
201 Args : none to get general version, OR Bio::Map::GeneMap to get map-specific
203 string to set general version, optionally AND Bio::Map::GeneMap to
204 set map-specific version
210 return $self->_gene_data('description', @_);
216 Usage : my $display_id = $gene->display_id();
217 $gene->display_id($display_id);
218 Function: Get/set information relating to the gene, in this case the
219 display_id (eg. 'ENSG00000155287')
220 Returns : string (empty string if not defined)
221 Args : none to get general version, OR Bio::Map::GeneMap to get map-specific
223 string to set general version, optionally AND Bio::Map::GeneMap to
224 set map-specific version
230 return $self->_gene_data('display_id', @_);
236 Usage : my $display_xref = $gene->display_xref();
237 $gene->display_xref($display_xref);
238 Function: Get/set information relating to the gene, in this case the
239 display_xref (eg. 'HUGO:23472').
240 Returns : string (empty string if not defined)
241 Args : none to get general version, OR Bio::Map::GeneMap to get map-specific
243 string to set general version, optionally AND Bio::Map::GeneMap to
244 set map-specific version
250 return $self->_gene_data('display_xref', @_);
256 Usage : my $external_db = $gene->external_db();
257 $gene->external_db($external_db);
258 Function: Get/set information relating to the gene, in this case the
259 external_db (eg. 'HUGO').
260 Returns : string (empty string if not defined)
261 Args : none to get general version, OR Bio::Map::GeneMap to get map-specific
263 string to set general version, optionally AND Bio::Map::GeneMap to
264 set map-specific version
270 return $self->_gene_data('external_db', @_);
275 Title : external_name
276 Usage : my $external_name = $gene->external_name();
277 $gene->external_name($external_name);
278 Function: Get/set information relating to the gene, in this case the (eg.
279 'gene_name', probably the same as or similar to what you set
280 universal_name() to, but could be a species-specific alternative).
281 Returns : string (empty string if not defined)
282 Args : none to get general version, OR Bio::Map::GeneMap to get map-specific
284 string to set general version, optionally AND Bio::Map::GeneMap to
285 set map-specific version
291 return $self->_gene_data('external_name', @_);
297 Usage : my $biotype = $gene->biotype();
298 $gene->biotype($biotype);
299 Function: Get/set information relating to the gene, in this case the biotype
300 (eg. 'protein_coding').
301 Returns : string (empty string if not defined)
302 Args : none to get general version, OR Bio::Map::GeneMap to get map-specific
304 string to set general version, optionally AND Bio::Map::GeneMap to
305 set map-specific version
311 return $self->_gene_data('biotype', @_);
317 Usage : my $source = $gene->source();
318 $gene->source($source);
319 Function: Get/set information relating to the gene, in this case the source
321 Returns : string (empty string if not defined)
322 Args : none to get general version, OR Bio::Map::GeneMap to get map-specific
324 string to set general version, optionally AND Bio::Map::GeneMap to
325 set map-specific version
331 return $self->_gene_data('source', @_);
337 Usage : my $position = $mappable->position($map);
338 Function: Get the main Position of this Mappable on a given map. (A gene may
339 have many positions on a map, but all but one of them are
340 Bio::Map::GenePosition objects that describe sub-regions of the gene
341 which are relative to the 'main' Bio::Map::Position position, which
342 is the only one that is directly relative to the map - this is the
343 Position returned by this method.)
344 Returns : Bio::Map::Position
345 Args : L<Bio::Map::MapI> object.
350 my ($self, $map) = @_;
351 ($map && $self->in_map($map)) || return;
353 foreach my $pos ($self->get_positions($map, 1)) {
354 next if $pos->isa('Bio::Map::GenePosition');
356 #*** could do sanity checking; there should only be 1 non-GenePosition
357 # object here, and it should have a relative of type 'map', and it
358 # should sort before or equal to all other positions
362 =head2 add_transcript_position
364 Title : add_transcript_position
365 Usage : $gene->add_transcript_position($position);
366 Function: Set the bounds of a transcript on a map (that of the supplied
367 position). All transcript positions added this way must have
368 coordinates relative to the main position of the 'gene' mappable on
369 this transcript's map. The first position added using this method
370 must have a start of 0. The supplied Position will be given a type of
371 'transcript' and relative of (gene => 0). The active_transcript for
372 the Position's map will be set to this one.
374 Args : Bio::Map::GenePosition (which must have its map() defined, and be for
375 a map this gene is on)
379 sub add_transcript_position
{
380 my ($self, $pos) = @_;
381 ($pos && $pos->isa('Bio::Map::GenePosition')) || return;
383 my $map = $pos->map || $self->throw("Supplied GenePosition has no map");
384 $self->in_map($map) || $self->throw("Supplied GenePosition is not on a map that this gene belong to");
385 my @transcripts = $self->get_transcript_positions($map);
386 if (@transcripts == 0) {
387 # first transcript needs start of 0
388 if ($pos->start != 0) {
389 $self->warn("The first transcript position added to a map needs a start of 0, not adding");
394 $pos->type('transcript');
395 $pos->relative->gene(0);
396 $self->SUPER::add_position
($pos);
398 # need to remember the order these were added, but remember what we store
399 # here could become invalid if positions are purged outside of this class
400 push(@
{$self->{t_order
}->{$map}}, $pos);
402 # adjust main position's length to hold this transcript
403 my $main_pos = $self->position($map);
404 my $increase = ($pos->length + $pos->start($pos->absolute_relative)) - ($main_pos->end + 1);
406 $main_pos->end($main_pos->end + $increase);
409 # make this new transcript the active one
410 $self->active_transcript($map, scalar(@transcripts) + 1);
413 =head2 active_transcript
415 Title : active_transcript
416 Usage : my $active = $gene->active_transcript($map);
417 $gene->active_transcript($map, $int);
418 Function: Get/set the active transcript number (an int of 1 would mean the 1st
419 transcript position added to the object for the given map, ie. would
420 correspond to the the 1st Position object in the list returned by
421 get_transcript_positions($map)). The active transcript is the one
422 considered by other methods and objects when dealing with positions
423 relative to 'the' transcript.
424 Returns : int, 0 means there were no transcript positions on the given map,
425 undef is some other problem
426 Args : Just Bio::Map::GeneMap to get
427 Bio::Map::GeneMap AND int to set
431 sub active_transcript
{
432 my ($self, $map, $int) = @_;
435 my @transcripts = $self->get_transcript_positions($map);
436 if (@transcripts > 0) {
438 if ($int > 0 && $int <= @transcripts) {
439 $self->{active_transcript
}->{$map} = $int;
443 $self->warn("Supplied int '$int' not a good number (higher than the number of transcripts on the map?)");
448 if (defined $self->{active_transcript
}->{$map}) {
449 return $self->{active_transcript
}->{$map};
452 # default to the total number of transcripts on the map, ie. the
453 # most recently added
454 $self->{active_transcript
}->{$map} = @transcripts;
455 return $self->{active_transcript
}->{$map};
462 =head2 get_transcript_positions
464 Title : get_transcript_positions
465 Usage : my @transcript_positions = $gene->get_transcript_positions($map);
466 Function: Get all the transcript positions of this gene on the given map, in
467 the order they were added to the map.
468 Returns : list of Bio::Map::GenePosition
469 Args : Bio::Map::GeneMap
473 sub get_transcript_positions
{
474 my ($self, $map) = @_;
476 $map->isa('Bio::Map::GeneMap') or return;
477 return $self->_get_typed_positions($map, 'transcript');
480 =head2 get_transcript_position
482 Title : get_transcript_position
483 Usage : my $position = $gene->get_transcript_position($map, $int);
484 Function: Get the $int'th transcript position added to the map. If no
485 transcripts have been added to the map, and the default transcript
486 was requested, $gene->position is returned, as that will have the
487 same start and end as the first transcript.
488 Returns : Bio::Map::GenePosition
489 Args : Bio::Map::GeneMap AND int (if int not supplied, or 0, returns
490 the currently active transcript position)
494 sub get_transcript_position
{
495 my ($self, $map, $value) = @_;
497 $value ||= $self->active_transcript($map);
498 my @transcripts = $self->get_transcript_positions($map);
499 if (@transcripts == 0 && $value == 0) {
500 return $self->position($map);
502 return $self->_get_list_element($value, @transcripts);
505 =head2 coding_position
507 Title : coding_position
508 Usage : $gene->coding_position($position, $transcript_number);
509 $gene->coding_position($map, $transcript_number);
510 Function: Get/set the bounds of a coding region of a given transcript on a map
511 (that of the supplied position).
513 When setting, coordinates must be relative to the transcript start.
514 The supplied position will be given a type 'coding' and a relative
515 (-transcript => $transcript_number). There can be only one coding
516 position per transcript (hence this is a get/set).
518 When getting, if a coding region has not been defined for the
519 requested transcript, $gene->get_transcript_position($map,
520 $transcript_number) is returned, as if assuming the entirety of the
521 transcript is coding.
523 Returns : Bio::Map::GenePosition
524 Args : Bio::Map::GeneMap AND int (the transcript number) to get, OR to set:
525 Bio::Map::GenePosition (which must have its map() defined, and be for
526 a map this gene is on) AND int (the transcript number)
527 In both cases, if transcript number not supplied or 0 this will be
528 resolved to the current active transcript number - there must be at
529 least one transcript on the map
533 sub coding_position
{
534 my ($self, $thing, $transcript_num) = @_;
535 ref($thing) || return;
536 $transcript_num ||= 0;
538 # deliberate test for PositionI so _add_type_position can do nothing if
539 # its not a GenePosition
540 if ($thing->isa('Bio::Map::PositionI')) {
541 my $map = $thing->map || return;
542 my ($existing_pos) = $self->_get_typed_positions($map, 'coding', $transcript_num);
545 $self->purge_positions($existing_pos);
547 $self->_add_type_position('coding', $thing, $transcript_num);
551 my ($pos) = $self->_get_typed_positions($thing, 'coding', $transcript_num);
552 return $pos || $self->get_transcript_position($thing, $transcript_num);
555 =head2 add_exon_position
557 Title : add_exon_position
558 Usage : $gene->add_exon_position($position, $transcript_number);
559 Function: Set the bounds of an exon of a given transcript on a map (that of the
560 supplied position). Coordinates must be relative to the transcript
561 start. The supplied position will be given a type 'exon' and a
562 relative (-transcript => $transcript_number).
564 Args : Bio::Map::GenePosition (which must have its map() defined, and be for
565 a map this gene is on) AND int (the transcript number; if not
566 supplied or 0 this will be resolved to the current active transcript
567 number - there must be at least one transcript on the map)
571 sub add_exon_position
{
573 $self->_add_type_position('exon', @_);
576 =head2 get_exon_positions
578 Title : get_exon_positions
579 Usage : my @positions = $gene->get_exon_positions($map, $int);
580 Function: Get all the exon positions that are relative to the $int'th
581 transcript position added to the map. Exons are returned sorted by
582 their start positions.
583 Returns : array of Bio::Map::GenePosition
584 Args : Bio::Map::GeneMap AND int (the transcript number; if second int not
585 supplied, or 0, considers the currently active transcript)
589 sub get_exon_positions
{
590 my ($self, $map, $value) = @_;
593 return $self->_get_typed_positions($map, 'exon', $value);
596 =head2 get_exon_position
598 Title : get_exon_position
599 Usage : my $position = $gene->get_exon_position($map, $exon_num, $int);
600 Function: Get the $exon_num'th exon position that is relative to the $int'th
601 transcript position added to the map. Exons are numbered in Position
602 order, not the order they were added to the map. If no exons have
603 been added to the map, and the first exon was requested,
604 $gene->get_transcript_position($map, $int) is returned, as that will
605 have the same start as the first exon, and could have the same end
606 for a single exon gene.
607 Returns : Bio::Map::GenePosition
608 Args : Bio::Map::GeneMap AND int (the exon you want) AND int (the transcript
609 number; if second int not supplied, or 0, considers the currently
614 sub get_exon_position
{
615 my ($self, $map, $exon_num, $value) = @_;
616 my @exons = $self->get_exon_positions($map, $value);
617 if (@exons == 0 && $exon_num == 1) {
618 return $self->get_transcript_position($map, $value);
620 return $self->_get_list_element($exon_num, @exons);
623 =head2 add_intron_position
625 Title : add_intron_position
626 Usage : $gene->add_intron_position($position, $transcript_number);
627 Function: Set the bounds of an intron of a given transcript on a map (that of
628 the supplied position). Coordinates must be relative to the
629 transcript start. The supplied position will be given a type 'intron'
630 and a relative (-transcript => $transcript_number).
632 Args : Bio::Map::GenePosition (which must have its map() defined, and be for
633 a map this gene is on) AND int (the transcript number; if not
634 supplied or 0 this will be resolved to the current active transcript
635 number - there must be at least one transcript on the map)
639 sub add_intron_position
{
641 $self->_add_type_position('intron', @_);
644 =head2 get_intron_positions
646 Title : get_intron_positions
647 Usage : my @positions = $gene->get_intron_positions($map, $int);
648 Function: Get all the intron positions that are relative to the $int'th
649 transcript position added to the map. Introns are returned sorted by
650 their start positions.
651 Returns : array of Bio::Map::GenePosition
652 Args : Bio::Map::GeneMap AND int (the transcript number; if second int not
653 supplied, or 0, considers the currently active transcript)
657 sub get_intron_positions
{
658 my ($self, $map, $value) = @_;
661 return $self->_get_typed_positions($map, 'intron', $value);
664 =head2 get_intron_position
666 Title : get_intron_position
667 Usage : my $position = $gene->get_intron_position($map, $intron_num, $int);
668 Function: Get the $intron_num'th intron position that is relative to the
669 $int'th transcript position added to the map. Introns are numbered in
670 Position order, not the order they were added to the map.
671 Returns : Bio::Map::GenePosition
672 Args : Bio::Map::GeneMap AND int (the intron you want) AND int (the
673 transcript number; if second int not supplied, or 0, considers the
674 currently active transcript)
678 sub get_intron_position
{
679 my ($self, $map, $intron_num, $value) = @_;
680 my @introns = $self->get_intron_positions($map, $value);
681 return $self->_get_list_element($intron_num, @introns);
687 Usage : $gene->set_from_db(); # for an instance only
688 Bio::Map::Gene->set_from_db(); # decide that all future genes added
689 # to maps will be set from db
690 Function: Creates all the various types of positions (transcripts, coding,
691 exons, introns) for this gene on all its maps. The information comes
692 from an Ensembl database via Bio::Tools::Run::Ensembl. NB: will
693 purge any existing Bio::Map::GenePosition objects that were
694 previously on the maps this gene is one.
695 Returns : undef on failure, otherwise the number of maps that successfully
696 had positions added to them
697 Args : boolean (no argument/undef is treated as 1, ie. do set from db;
698 supply 0 to turn off)
700 NB: Bio::Tools::Run::Ensembl is available in the bioperl-run package;
701 see it for details on setting up a database to use.
703 Once set, any new maps (species) this gene is added to will
704 automatically also have their positions set_from_db
709 my ($self, $bool) = @_;
710 return unless $USE_ENSEMBL;
711 return unless Bio
::Tools
::Run
::Ensembl
->registry_setup();
712 defined($bool) || ($bool = 1);
714 unless (ref($self)) {
715 $SET_FROM_DB = $bool;
719 $self->{_set_from_db
} = $bool;
722 foreach my $map ($self->known_maps) {
723 $success += $self->_set_from_db($map);
729 # set from db for a particular map (species)
731 my ($self, $map) = @_;
732 my $gene_name = $self->universal_name || return 0;
733 $SET_FROM_DB || $self->{_set_from_db
} || return;
735 my $species = $map->species;
737 my $slice_adaptor = Bio
::Tools
::Run
::Ensembl
->get_adaptor($species, 'Slice') || return 0;
738 my $gene = Bio
::Tools
::Run
::Ensembl
->get_gene_by_name(-species
=> $species,
740 -use_orthologues
=> 'Homo sapiens',
741 -use_swiss_lookup
=> 1,
742 -use_entrez_lookup
=> 1) || return 0;
744 # attach species(map)-specific gene info to self
745 $self->description($gene->description, $map);
746 $self->display_id($gene->display_id, $map);
747 $self->display_xref($gene->display_xref->display_id, $map);
748 $self->external_db($gene->external_db, $map);
749 $self->external_name($gene->external_name, $map);
750 $self->biotype($gene->biotype, $map);
751 $self->source($gene->source, $map);
753 # get the transcripts for this map
754 my $trans_ref = $gene->get_all_Transcripts;
755 unless ($trans_ref && @
{$trans_ref} > 0) {
759 # purge all existing GenePositions from the map
760 my $handler = $map->get_position_handler();
761 foreach my $pos ($map->get_positions) {
762 if ($pos->isa('Bio::Map::GenePosition')) {
763 $handler->purge_positions($pos);
767 # assume all transcripts on the same strand, sort them
768 my $strand = ${$trans_ref}[0]->strand;
769 my @transcripts = sort { $strand == -1 ?
($b->end <=> $a->end) : ($a->start <=> $b->start) } @
{$trans_ref};
771 # store slice of first transcript so we can use it to get seq data, and
772 # add chromosome info to our map if not set
773 my $primary_slice = $slice_adaptor->fetch_by_transcript_stable_id($transcripts[0]->stable_id, 0);
774 my $uid = $map->unique_id;
775 @
{$self->{_ensembl
}->{$uid}} = ($slice_adaptor, $primary_slice, $strand);
777 #my $cyto = $map->location || Bio::Map::CytoPosition->new();
778 #unless ($cyto->chr) {
779 # $cyto->chr($primary_slice->seq_region_name);
781 #$map->location($cyto);
783 # adjustment needed to make all transcript coords relative to the start of
784 # the first transcript which must start at 0
785 my $adjust = $strand == -1 ?
$transcripts[0]->end : $transcripts[0]->start;
786 my $orig_adjust = $adjust;
787 my $adjustment = sub { return $strand == -1 ?
$adjust - shift() : shift() - $adjust; };
789 # go through all the transcripts, remembering the longest
790 my $longest_trans = 0;
793 foreach my $transcript (@transcripts) {
794 # length is the total number of bases the exons cover, not genomic span
795 my $length = $transcript->length();
796 if ($length > $longest_trans) {
797 $longest_trans = $length;
801 # make positions for this transcript
802 my $slice = $slice_adaptor->fetch_by_transcript_stable_id($transcript->stable_id, 0);
803 my $start = &$adjustment($slice->start());
804 my $end = &$adjustment($slice->end());
805 ($start, $end) = ($end, $start) if $start > $end;
807 my $trans_pos = Bio
::Map
::GenePosition
->new(-map => $map, -start
=> $start, -end
=> $end, -type
=> 'transcript');
808 $self->add_transcript_position($trans_pos);
810 # all subsequent coordinates need to be relative to the start of this
812 $adjust = $strand == -1 ?
$slice->end : $slice->start;
814 # there may not be a coding region
815 if (defined($transcript->coding_region_start)) {
816 my $atg = &$adjustment($transcript->coding_region_start());
817 my $stop = &$adjustment($transcript->coding_region_end());
818 ($atg, $stop) = ($stop, $atg) if $atg > $stop;
820 my $cod_pos = Bio
::Map
::GenePosition
->new(-map => $map, -start
=> $atg, -end
=> $stop, -type
=> 'coding');
821 $self->coding_position($cod_pos);
825 foreach my $exon (@
{$transcript->get_all_Exons}) {
826 my $start = &$adjustment($exon->start());
827 my $end = &$adjustment($exon->end());
828 ($start, $end) = ($end, $start) if $start > $end;
830 my $throw_species = ref($species) ?
$species->scientific_name : $species;
831 defined($end) || $self->throw("gene $gene_name in species $throw_species (".$gene->display_id.") had exon $start with no end");
832 my $pos = Bio
::Map
::GenePosition
->new(-map => $map, -start
=> $start, -end
=> $end, -type
=> 'exon');
833 $self->add_exon_position($pos);
837 foreach my $intron (@
{$transcript->get_all_Introns}) {
838 my $start = &$adjustment($intron->start());
839 my $end = &$adjustment($intron->end());
840 ($start, $end) = ($end, $start) if $start > $end;
842 my $pos = Bio
::Map
::GenePosition
->new(-map => $map, -start
=> $start, -end
=> $end, -type
=> 'intron');
843 $self->add_intron_position($pos);
846 $adjust = $orig_adjust;
847 } continue { $count++ };
849 $self->active_transcript($map, $longest);
854 # get safely sorted positions of a certain type
855 sub _get_typed_positions
{
856 my ($self, $map, $type, $transcript_number) = @_;
857 if (defined $transcript_number && $transcript_number == 0) {
858 $transcript_number = $self->active_transcript($map);
862 foreach my $pos ($self->get_positions($map, 1)) {
863 $pos->isa('Bio::Map::GenePosition') || next;
864 $pos->type eq $type || next;
866 if (defined $transcript_number) {
867 my $rel = $pos->relative || next;
868 $rel->type eq 'transcript' || next;
869 my $rel_transcript_num = $rel->transcript || $self->active_transcript($map);
870 $rel_transcript_num == $transcript_number || next;
873 push(@positions, $pos);
876 # avoid sorting using $pos->sortable since we would go infinite from the
877 # call to absolute_conversion - we don't need absolute_conversion here
878 # since we know the raw starts are all relative to the same thing, or in
879 # the case of transcripts, we want them sorted in the way they were added
880 if (defined $transcript_number) {
881 # ensure we get raw start; ask for starts relative to the things
882 # the positions are relative to. Precompute answer for efficiency
883 my @sort = map { $_->[1] }
884 sort { $a->[0] <=> $b->[0] }
885 map { [$_->start($_->relative), $_] }
890 my @known_order = @
{$self->{t_order
}->{$map} || []};
891 @known_order || return;
893 # transcripts might have been removed, so known_order could be invalid
894 return @known_order if @known_order == @positions; #*** dangerous assumption?
895 my %exists = map { $_ => $_ } @positions;
897 foreach my $pos (@known_order) {
898 exists $exists{$pos} || next;
899 push(@new_order, $pos);
901 @
{$self->{t_order
}->{$map}} = @new_order;
906 # get a certain element from an array, checking the array has that element
907 sub _get_list_element
{
908 my ($self, $wanted, @list) = @_;
909 ($wanted && $wanted > 0) || return;
911 my $index = $wanted - 1;
912 if ($index >= 0 && $index <= $#list) {
913 return $list[$index];
918 # add a certain type of posiiton
919 sub _add_type_position
{
920 my ($self, $type, $pos, $transcript_num) = @_;
921 ($pos && $pos->isa('Bio::Map::GenePosition')) || return;
923 my $map = $pos->map || $self->throw("Supplied GenePosition has no map");
924 $self->in_map($map) || $self->throw("Supplied GenePosition is not on a map that this gene belong to");
926 $transcript_num ||= $self->active_transcript($map) || $self->throw("Asked to be relative to the active transcript, but there is no transcript");
928 # sanity check - must be within the transcript
929 my $transcript_pos = $self->get_transcript_position($map, $transcript_num) || $self->throw("Asked to be relative to transcript $transcript_num, but there is no such transcript");
930 $transcript_pos->end || ($self->warn("no transcript pos end for pos for gene ".$self->universal_name." and species ".$pos->map->species."!") && exit);
931 $pos->end || ($self->warn("no pos end for pos for gene ".$self->universal_name." and species ".$pos->map->species."!") && exit);
932 unless ($transcript_pos->contains($pos)) {
933 $self->warn("$type coordinates must lie within those of the transcript, not adding $type");
938 $pos->relative->transcript($transcript_num);
939 $self->SUPER::add_position
($pos);
942 # get/setter for general/map-specific data
944 my ($self, $type, $thing, $map) = @_;
945 $thing or return ($self->{$type}->{general
} || '');
947 if (ref($thing) && $thing->isa('Bio::Map::GeneMap')) {
948 return $self->{$type}->{$thing} || '';
951 if ($map && $map->isa('Bio::Map::GeneMap')) {
952 $self->{$type}->{$map} = $thing;
955 $self->{$type}->{general
} = $thing;
960 # for exclusive use by GeneMap so it can get sequence data
962 my ($self, $map) = @_;
964 my $uid = $map->unique_id || return;
965 if (defined $self->{_ensembl
}->{$uid}) {
966 return @
{$self->{_ensembl
}->{$uid}};