If a peptide sequence both begins and ends with an f register, then reversing the sequence and scoring it with the usual scoring function is a rough guide for binding in the antiparallel orientation. Since this are of target states for us we would like to design against them. Hence the following feature request:
Could you add a flag (--antiparallel) to fastscore. When this flag is on then the scoring function should also check the reversed orientations. This basically means that the second string is reversed. For the score matrix the minimum value should be output. In addition to the alignment matrix another matrix should be output with 0 if the maximum is in parallel orientation and 1 if it is in antiparallel.

If a peptide sequence both begins and ends with an f register, then reversing the sequence and scoring it with the usual scoring function is a rough guide for binding in the antiparallel orientation. Since this are of target states for us we would like to design against them. Hence the following feature request:
Could you add a flag (--antiparallel) to fastscore. When this flag is on then the scoring function should also check the reversed orientations. This basically means that the second string is reversed. For the score matrix the minimum value should be output. In addition to the alignment matrix another matrix should be output with 0 if the maximum is in parallel orientation and 1 if it is in antiparallel.