In response to the comment by Ulrich Melcher on sequence changes:
UM> I am not suggesting that databases or software be changed.
UM>ASCII codes for ACTG would still be the form that sequences are
UM>stored and manipulated by computers. I am only suggesting that
UM>we change how those codes are depicted on the printed page.
I'm not too fussed about how these codes are depicted on a page. However, when
I'm transcribing sequence by hand, I often use lower case "g" instead of G.
(Unfortunately, this could lead to confusion because g is often used for
"probably G".)
Just a thought,
cheers,
John,
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John H.E. Nash <Bitnet: NUM208JN at NRCCAD.NRC.CA >
Institute for Biological Sciences,
National Research Council of Canada,
Ottawa, Canada K1A 0R6.
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