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//! Slice-related types
use crate::iter::{Codons, Translated};
use crate::translation::GeneticCode;
use crate::{DnaIter, Nucleotide, Seq};
#[cfg(feature = "unsafe")]
use crate::symbol::sealed::Sealed;
#[cfg(feature = "unsafe")]
use crate::{AmbiNuc, Nuc};
/// Helpers for working with slices of [`Nucleotide`]s.
pub trait DnaSlice {
/// The type of [`Nucleotide`] this slice is made of.
type Nuc: Nucleotide;
/// Cast to slice of nucleotides
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use nucs::{DnaSlice, Nuc, Seq};
/// use Nuc::{A, C, G, T};
///
/// let codons = [
/// [C, A, T],
/// [T, A, G],
/// [A, C, T],
/// ];
/// assert_eq!(codons.as_flat_dna(), Nuc::arr(b"CATTAGACT"));
/// ```
fn as_flat_dna(&self) -> &[Self::Nuc] {
self.as_codons().as_flattened()
}
/// Cast to mutable slice of nucleotides
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use nucs::{DnaSlice, Nuc};
/// use Nuc::{A, C, G, T};
///
/// let mut codons = [
/// [C, A, T],
/// [T, A, G],
/// [A, C, T],
/// ];
/// codons.as_flat_dna_mut()[3] = Nuc::G;
/// assert_eq!(
/// codons,
/// [
/// [C, A, T],
/// [G, A, G],
/// [A, C, T],
/// ]
/// );
/// ```
fn as_flat_dna_mut(&mut self) -> &mut [Self::Nuc] {
self.as_codons_mut().as_flattened_mut()
}
/// Cast to slice of codons, discarding excess trailing nucleotides.
///
/// This returns the first reading frame.
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use nucs::{DnaSlice, Nuc};
/// use Nuc::{A, C, T};
///
/// let dna = Nuc::arr(b"CATATTAC");
/// assert_eq!(
/// dna.as_codons(),
/// [[C, A, T], [A, T, T]]
/// );
/// ```
fn as_codons(&self) -> &[[Self::Nuc; 3]] {
self.as_flat_dna().as_chunks().0
}
/// Cast to mutable slice of codons, discarding excess trailing nucleotides.
///
/// This returns the first reading frame.
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use nucs::{DnaSlice, Nuc};
///
/// let mut dna = Nuc::arr(b"CATATTAC");
/// let codons = dna.as_codons_mut();
/// // Set the second codon's first nucleotide...
/// codons[1][0] = Nuc::G;
/// assert_eq!(dna, Nuc::arr(b"CATGTTAC"));
/// ```
fn as_codons_mut(&mut self) -> &mut [[Self::Nuc; 3]] {
self.as_flat_dna_mut().as_chunks_mut().0
}
/// Cast to slice of codons, discarding excess leading nucleotides.
///
/// This returns the first reading frame from the end.
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use nucs::{DnaSlice, Nuc};
/// use Nuc::{A, C, T};
///
/// let dna = Nuc::arr(b"CATATTAC");
/// assert_eq!(
/// dna.as_rcodons(),
/// [[T, A, T], [T, A, C]]
/// );
/// ```
fn as_rcodons(&self) -> &[[Self::Nuc; 3]] {
self.as_flat_dna().as_rchunks().1
}
/// Cast to mutable slice of codons, discarding excess leading nucleotides.
///
/// This returns the first reading frame from the end.
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use nucs::{DnaSlice, Nuc};
///
/// let mut dna = Nuc::arr(b"CATATTAC");
/// let codons = dna.as_rcodons_mut();
/// // Set the second codon's first nucleotide...
/// codons[1][0] = Nuc::G;
/// assert_eq!(dna, Nuc::arr(b"CATATGAC"));
/// ```
fn as_rcodons_mut(&mut self) -> &mut [[Self::Nuc; 3]] {
self.as_flat_dna_mut().as_rchunks_mut().1
}
/// Wrap slice in [`Seq`].
///
/// Alias for [`Seq::wrap`].
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use nucs::{DnaSlice, Nuc};
///
/// let dna = Nuc::seq(b"ACTGACTG");
/// let partial_dna = dna[3..6].as_seq();
/// assert_eq!(partial_dna, "GAC");
/// ```
fn as_seq(&self) -> &Seq<Self> {
Seq::wrap(self)
}
/// Wrap mutable slice in [`Seq`].
///
/// Alias for [`Seq::wrap`].
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use nucs::{DnaSlice, Nuc};
///
/// let mut dna = Nuc::seq(b"ACTGACTG");
/// let partial_dna = dna[3..6].as_seq_mut();
/// assert_eq!(partial_dna, "GAC");
/// partial_dna[1] = Nuc::C;
/// assert_eq!(dna, "ACTGCCTG");
/// ```
fn as_seq_mut(&mut self) -> &mut Seq<Self> {
Seq::wrap_mut(self)
}
/// Return all 3 reading frames of codons
///
/// Akin to non-panicking version of:
/// `[dna[0..].as_codons(), dna[1..].as_codons(), dna[2..].as_codons()]`
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use nucs::{DnaSlice, Nuc};
/// use Nuc::{A, C, T};
///
/// let dna = Nuc::arr(b"ACATATTAC");
/// assert_eq!(
/// dna.reading_frames(),
/// [
/// &[[A, C, A], [T, A, T], [T, A, C]] as &[_],
/// &[[C, A, T], [A, T, T]],
/// &[[A, T, A], [T, T, A]],
/// ]
/// );
/// ```
fn reading_frames(&self) -> [&[[Self::Nuc; 3]]; 3] {
std::array::from_fn(|i| self.as_flat_dna().get(i..).unwrap_or_default().as_codons())
}
/// Return iterator translating codons into amino acids.
///
/// The given [`GeneticCode`] is applied to the first reading frame's codons
/// (discarding leftover trailing nucleotides).
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use nucs::{DnaSlice, NCBI1, Nuc, Seq};
///
/// let peptide: Seq<Vec<_>> = Nuc::arr(b"TATGCGAGAAAC")
/// .translated_by(NCBI1)
/// .collect();
/// assert_eq!(peptide, "YARN");
/// ```
fn translated_by<G: GeneticCode>(
&self,
genetic_code: G,
) -> Translated<G, Codons<Self::Nuc, std::slice::Iter<'_, Self::Nuc>>> {
self.as_flat_dna().iter().translated_by(genetic_code)
}
/// Translate codons into peptide [`Vec`].
///
/// For large sequences, this is usually much faster than populating directly from an iterator.
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use nucs::{DnaSlice, NCBI1, Nuc, Seq};
///
/// let dna = Nuc::arr(b"TATGCGAGAAACA");
/// let peptide = dna.translated_to_vec_by(NCBI1);
/// assert_eq!(Seq(peptide), "YARN");
/// ```
fn translated_to_vec_by<G: GeneticCode>(
&self,
genetic_code: G,
) -> Vec<<Self::Nuc as Nucleotide>::Amino> {
let codons = self.as_codons();
let mut peptide = vec![Default::default(); codons.len()];
codons.translated_to_buf_by(genetic_code, &mut peptide);
peptide
}
/// Translate reverse complement of nucleotides into peptide [`Vec`].
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use nucs::{AmbiNuc, DnaSlice, NCBI1, Seq};
///
/// let dna = AmbiNuc::arr(b"NGCACCGCTAGGTACTGGCGAA");
/// let peptide = dna.rc_translated_to_vec_by(NCBI1);
/// assert_eq!(Seq(peptide), "FAST*RC");
/// ```
fn rc_translated_to_vec_by<G: GeneticCode>(
&self,
genetic_code: G,
) -> Vec<<Self::Nuc as Nucleotide>::Amino> {
let codons = self.as_rcodons();
let mut peptide = vec![Default::default(); codons.len()];
codons.rc_translated_to_buf_by(genetic_code, &mut peptide);
peptide
}
/// Translate codons into fixed-length peptide.
///
/// # Panics
///
/// Panics if the number of codons to be translated is different from the returned array.
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use nucs::{DnaSlice, NCBI1, Nuc, Seq};
///
/// let dna = Nuc::arr(b"TATGCGAGAAACA");
/// let peptide: [_; 4] = dna.translated_to_array_by(NCBI1);
/// assert_eq!(Seq(peptide), "YARN");
/// ```
fn translated_to_array_by<G: GeneticCode, const N: usize>(
&self,
genetic_code: G,
) -> [<Self::Nuc as Nucleotide>::Amino; N] {
let mut buf = [Default::default(); _];
self.translated_to_buf_by(genetic_code, &mut buf);
buf
}
/// Translate reverse complement of nucleotides into fixed-length peptide.
///
/// # Panics
///
/// Panics if the number of codons to be translated is different from the returned array.
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use nucs::{AmbiNuc, DnaSlice, NCBI1, Seq};
///
/// let dna = AmbiNuc::arr(b"NGCACCGCTAGGTACTGGCGAA");
/// let peptide: [_; 7] = dna.rc_translated_to_array_by(NCBI1);
/// assert_eq!(Seq(peptide), "FAST*RC");
/// ```
fn rc_translated_to_array_by<G: GeneticCode, const N: usize>(
&self,
genetic_code: G,
) -> [<Self::Nuc as Nucleotide>::Amino; N] {
let mut buf = [Default::default(); _];
self.rc_translated_to_buf_by(genetic_code, &mut buf);
buf
}
/// Fill a buffer with amino acids built from translated codons.
///
/// For large sequences, this is usually much faster than populating directly from an iterator.
///
/// # Panics
///
/// Panics if the number of codons to be translated is different from the length of `buf`.
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use nucs::{DnaSlice, NCBI1, Nuc, Seq};
///
/// let dna = Nuc::arr(b"TATGCGAGAAACA");
/// let mut peptide: [_; 4] = Default::default();
/// dna.translated_to_buf_by(NCBI1, &mut peptide);
/// assert_eq!(Seq(peptide), "YARN");
/// ```
fn translated_to_buf_by<G: GeneticCode>(
&self,
genetic_code: G,
buf: &mut [<Self::Nuc as Nucleotide>::Amino],
) {
const CHUNK_LEN: usize = 16;
let codons = self.as_codons();
assert_eq!(codons.len(), buf.len());
let (codon_chunks, codon_remainder) = codons.as_chunks::<CHUNK_LEN>();
let (amino_chunks, amino_remainder) = buf.as_chunks_mut::<CHUNK_LEN>();
for (aminos, codons) in std::iter::zip(amino_chunks, codon_chunks) {
for (amino, codon) in std::iter::zip(aminos, codons) {
*amino = genetic_code.translate(*codon);
}
}
for (amino, codon) in std::iter::zip(amino_remainder, codon_remainder) {
*amino = genetic_code.translate(*codon);
}
}
/// Fill a buffer with amino acids built from translating reverse complement of nucleotides.
///
/// For large sequences, this is usually much faster than populating directly from an iterator.
///
/// # Panics
///
/// Panics if the number of codons to be translated is different from the length of `buf`.
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use nucs::{AmbiNuc, DnaSlice, NCBI1, Seq};
///
/// let dna = AmbiNuc::arr(b"NGCACCGCTAGGTACTGGCGAA");
/// let mut peptide: [_; 7] = Default::default();
/// dna.rc_translated_to_buf_by(NCBI1, &mut peptide);
/// assert_eq!(Seq(peptide), "FAST*RC");
/// ```
fn rc_translated_to_buf_by<G: GeneticCode>(
&self,
genetic_code: G,
buf: &mut [<Self::Nuc as Nucleotide>::Amino],
) {
const CHUNK_LEN: usize = 16;
let codons = self.as_rcodons();
assert_eq!(codons.len(), buf.len());
let (codon_chunks, codon_remainder) = codons.as_chunks::<CHUNK_LEN>();
let (amino_remainder, amino_chunks) = buf.as_rchunks_mut::<CHUNK_LEN>();
for (aminos, codons) in amino_chunks.iter_mut().rev().zip(codon_chunks) {
for (amino, codon) in aminos.iter_mut().rev().zip(codons) {
*amino = genetic_code.translate_rc(*codon);
}
}
for (amino, codon) in amino_remainder.iter_mut().rev().zip(codon_remainder) {
*amino = genetic_code.translate_rc(*codon);
}
}
/// Return object that implements [`Display`](std::fmt::Display)
/// for printing sequence compactly. See [`nucs::iter::Display`](crate::iter::Display)
/// for more details.
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use nucs::{DnaSlice, Nuc};
///
/// let dna = Nuc::arr(b"CATATTAC");
/// assert_eq!(dna.display().to_string(), "CATATTAC");
/// assert_eq!(format!("{:#4}", dna.display()), "CATA\nTTAC");
/// ```
fn display(&self) -> crate::iter::Display<std::slice::Iter<'_, Self::Nuc>> {
self.as_flat_dna().iter().display()
}
/// Cast to slice of [`AmbiNuc`].
///
/// <div class="warning">
///
/// This requires the `unsafe` feature.
///
/// </div>
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use nucs::{AmbiNuc, DnaSlice, Nuc};
///
/// let dna = Nuc::arr(b"CATATTAC");
/// assert_eq!(dna.as_ambi_nucs(), AmbiNuc::arr(b"CATATTAC"));
/// ```
#[cfg(feature = "unsafe")]
#[cfg_attr(docsrs, doc(cfg(feature = "unsafe")))]
fn as_ambi_nucs(&self) -> &[AmbiNuc] {
Self::Nuc::as_ambi_nucs(self.as_flat_dna())
}
/// Attempt to cast to slice of [`Nuc`].
///
/// [`None`] is returned if any nucleotides are degenerate (inexpressible by [`Nuc`]).
///
/// <div class="warning">
///
/// This requires the `unsafe` feature.
///
/// </div>
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use nucs::{AmbiNuc, DnaSlice, Nuc};
///
/// let dna = AmbiNuc::arr(b"CATATTAC");
/// assert_eq!(dna.to_nucs().unwrap(), Nuc::arr(b"CATATTAC"));
///
/// let dna = AmbiNuc::arr(b"CATTY");
/// assert!(dna.to_nucs().is_none());
/// ```
#[cfg(feature = "unsafe")]
#[cfg_attr(docsrs, doc(cfg(feature = "unsafe")))]
fn to_nucs(&self) -> Option<&[Nuc]> {
Self::Nuc::to_nucs(self.as_flat_dna())
}
/// Attempt to cast to mutable slice of [`Nuc`].
///
/// [`None`] is returned if any nucleotides are degenerate (inexpressible by [`Nuc`]).
///
/// <div class="warning">
///
/// This requires the `unsafe` feature.
///
/// </div>
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use nucs::{AmbiNuc, DnaSlice, Nuc};
///
/// let mut dna = AmbiNuc::arr(b"CATATTAC");
/// if let Some(nucs) = dna.to_nucs_mut() {
/// nucs[7] = Nuc::G;
/// }
/// assert_eq!(dna, AmbiNuc::arr(b"CATATTAG"));
///
/// let mut dna = AmbiNuc::arr(b"CATTY");
/// assert!(dna.to_nucs_mut().is_none());
/// ```
#[cfg(feature = "unsafe")]
#[cfg_attr(docsrs, doc(cfg(feature = "unsafe")))]
fn to_nucs_mut(&mut self) -> Option<&mut [Nuc]> {
Self::Nuc::to_nucs_mut(self.as_flat_dna_mut())
}
/// Perform in-place complement.
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use nucs::{DnaSlice, Nuc};
///
/// let mut dna = Nuc::arr(b"CATATTAC");
/// dna.complement();
/// assert_eq!(dna, Nuc::arr(b"GTATAATG"));
/// ```
fn complement(&mut self) {
self.as_flat_dna_mut().iter_mut().complement();
}
/// Perform in-place reverse-complement.
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use nucs::{DnaSlice, Nuc};
///
/// let mut dna = Nuc::arr(b"CATATTAC");
/// dna.revcomp();
/// assert_eq!(dna, Nuc::arr(b"GTAATATG"));
/// ```
fn revcomp(&mut self) {
self.as_flat_dna_mut().iter_mut().revcomp();
}
}
impl<N: Nucleotide> DnaSlice for [N] {
type Nuc = N;
fn as_flat_dna(&self) -> &[N] {
self
}
fn as_flat_dna_mut(&mut self) -> &mut [N] {
self
}
}
impl<N: Nucleotide> DnaSlice for [[N; 3]] {
type Nuc = N;
fn as_codons(&self) -> &[[N; 3]] {
self
}
fn as_codons_mut(&mut self) -> &mut [[N; 3]] {
self
}
}
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
use crate::{NCBI1, Nuc, Seq};
use super::*;
// My previous attempt at the iter appeared to succeed, but later turned out not to be
// callable in certain generic situations. In order to guard against that, I'm using these
// functions to test everything with minimal available type info.
fn anon_slice(dna: &[impl Nucleotide]) -> &[impl Nucleotide] {
dna
}
fn anon_mut_slice(dna: &mut [impl Nucleotide]) -> &mut [impl Nucleotide] {
dna
}
#[test]
fn translated_type_inference() {
let mut dna = Nuc::arr(b"AAAACCCGGT");
let peptide: Seq<Vec<_>> = anon_slice(&dna).translated_by(NCBI1).collect();
assert_eq!(peptide, "KTR");
let peptide: Seq<Vec<_>> = anon_mut_slice(&mut dna).translated_by(NCBI1).collect();
assert_eq!(peptide, "KTR");
}
#[test]
fn display_type_inference() {
let mut dna = Nuc::arr(b"AAAACCCGGT");
assert_eq!(anon_slice(&dna).display().to_string(), "AAAACCCGGT");
assert_eq!(anon_mut_slice(&mut dna).display().to_string(), "AAAACCCGGT");
}
}