Citation & attribution¶
Citing CRISPREvo¶
A formal CRISPREvo manuscript citation is not yet provided here. Use the source repository and the exact software version for attribution until a preferred citation becomes available.
Until then, cite the CRISPREvo source repository and record the exact release tag or Git commit used:
CRISPREvo: CRISPR evolutionary analysis web platform. Source code: https://github.com/zwxyo/crisprevo
Underlying tools and services¶
Cite the methods used in your run as appropriate:
- CRISPRCasFinder for CRISPR detection.
- NCBI records, E-utilities and NCBI Datasets for retrieved sequences and assemblies.
- NCBI BLAST and target accessions for SpacerTarget searches; retain search date, database, hit limit, filters and the report.
- The GraphMSA or CRISPRFormer method used for tree inference, once the project-specific preferred citations are supplied.
The documentation structure and task-oriented style were informed by the CRISPR Comparison Toolkit documentation, particularly its separation of quick usage, tutorials, input contracts, and tool-specific pages. CRISPREvo behavior described here is based on the current CRISPREvo web implementation.
Information to record¶
For reproducibility, report the CRISPREvo release/commit, access date, input source, processing settings, SpacerMap alignment and clustering, color seed, tree method, repeat-distance setting, CRISPRFormer profile where applicable, any chosen root, and manual edits made in ArrayPhyloViz. Keep original inputs, settings and downloaded outputs separately: private results links expire after seven days, and saved reports do not retain every submitted parameter.