The request names proteinortho, a tool for orthology detection in protein sequences, but none of the candidate sources describe it. The listed products (GitHub, Biopython, Hugging Face, etc.) do not show they perform protein orthology inference, so no product is recommended with confidence. Please specify whether you want to install proteinortho, find alternatives for ortholog clustering, or use it via a particular platform.
A question back: Do you want to install and run proteinortho itself, or find alternative tools for protein orthology clustering (and if so, on which platform or language)?
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