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checktrans (version 5.0.0.1)

On query:

Minimum ORF length to report:

An asterisk in the protein sequence indicates the position of a STOP codon:

Checktrans assumes that all ORFs end in a STOP codon. Forcing the sequence to end with an asterisk, if there is not one there already, makes checktrans treat the end as a potential ORF. If an asterisk is added, it is not included in the reported count of STOPs

Output sequence file format:

Output feature file format:

The input dataset needs to be sequences.

You can view the original documentation here.