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Re: [ccp4bb]: Sequence Alignment
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Dr. Chris Bruns's program Sequoia was designed with precisely this in
mind.
http://bruns.homeip.net/~bruns/sequoia.html
Not only does it do protein structural alignments, it also does
sequence/sequence alignments and has the very clever idea that a structural
alignment is a sequence alignment is a structural alignment. It's my
favorite tool for aligning both sequences and structures.
And once you build a partial alignment, sequoia will never break it apart
again (as he was a crystallographer and realized that his alignments may be
of better quality than a sequence-only alignment).
Chris.
On Monday 18 November 2002 02:19 pm, phubbard@post.its.mcw.edu wrote:
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> Hello again,
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> A related question: After performing a structure based sequence alignment
> between 2 sequences, is it possible to add another sequence of unknown
> structure (homologue) and do an alignment of that sequence without altering
> the alignment of the first 2 sequences.
>
> Thanks
>
> AGS
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