DNA-protein alignment

Carolyn Weiller CAROLYN at RSBS.ANU.EDU.AU
Mon Oct 25 12:51:21 CDT 1999


John Trueman <trueman at RSBS.ANU.EDU.AU> wanted to align DNA coding sequences
to an alignment of their encoded proteins:
>     ...  To save me re-inventing the wheel does anyone have or know of a
>     utility which will
>
>     1.  input a protein alignment in one of the commonly-used formats
>         (eg, Nexus, Fasta, Clustal),
>     2.  input the corresponding DNA sequences, along possibly with
>         leading and trailing non-coding regions and introns,
>     3.  align the second to the first.


The public domain java program package "TransAlign" does exactly that.
Including reading Fasta file format.
TransAlign in available on
http://life.anu.edu.au/molecular/software/transalign/

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