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bio::genetic::SignalPeptide Class Reference

#include <SignalPeptide.h>

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Public Member Functions

 SignalPeptide (const Location &id, const Name &name)
 
virtual ~SignalPeptide ()
 
- Public Member Functions inherited from bio::physical::TypedBrane< Location >
 TypedBrane (const Location &id, const Name &name, Pointer< Wave > type=NULL)
 
virtual ~TypedBrane ()
 
- Public Member Functions inherited from bio::physical::Brane< DIMENSION >
 Brane (const DIMENSION &id, const Name &name)
 
virtual ~Brane ()
 
- Public Member Functions inherited from bio::physical::Particle
 Particle (const Name &name)
 
virtual ~Particle ()
 

Public Attributes

physical::TypedPerspective< EpitopemPeptidases
 
- Public Attributes inherited from bio::physical::TypedBrane< Location >
Pointer< WavemType
 
- Public Attributes inherited from bio::physical::Brane< DIMENSION >
DIMENSION mId
 
- Public Attributes inherited from bio::physical::Particle
Name mName
 

Detailed Description

SignalPeptides correlate Location names with their numeric ids. They also store any number of Epitopes representing what action to be taken at the Location.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ SignalPeptide()

bio::genetic::SignalPeptide::SignalPeptide ( const Location id,
const Name name 
)
inline
Parameters
id
name

◆ ~SignalPeptide()

virtual bio::genetic::SignalPeptide::~SignalPeptide ( )
inlinevirtual

Member Data Documentation

◆ mPeptidases

physical::TypedPerspective< Epitope > bio::genetic::SignalPeptide::mPeptidases

A real-world peptidase is responsible for removing a signal peptide when it reaches the appropriate location.
Here, we treat Peptidases as the means by which a SignalPeptide effects the placement of a Gene. The type associated with each Epitope is a different Excitation which may be performed in order to move the associated Gene into the next (and eventually final) Location.


The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: