In article <hgtsei-0601981705200001 at ukmhg03.med-hg.uni-sb.de>,
hgtsei at med-rz.uni-sb.de (Thomas Seib) wrote:
> In article <68binj$poo$1 at news.fas.harvard.edu>, remeans at fas.harvard.edu> (Robert Means) wrote:
>> > Hello All,
> > Here is a slightly stupid question. Our lab has recently gotten
> > into doing a lot of protein alignments. Is there a public domain program
> > out there for taking two (or more) proteins either
> > and comparing them to give a % amino acid similarity, identity, and/or
> > homology? We have been doing alignments with clustalW if this is useful
> > info. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
> >
> > Bob Means
>> Hello Bob,
> AnTheProt will do the job ("Analyze The Proteins"). It is a public
> domain program running under Windows95. Sorry for not having the www-
> adress available! If you don´t find it using searching engines, please
> contact me and I will look for the adress.
>> Matthias
>> --
I have the address now for those who are interested:
ftp://ftp.pasteur.fr/pub/GenSoft/MS-Windows/protein/AntheProt.zip
Matthias
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