A. John Watson (watson_j at bms.com) wrote:
: In article <1995Jul11.174145.13409 at news.gdb.org>, jamie at gdb.org wrote:
: > I am looking for software (public domain or commercial) which will align
: DNA and
: > Protein Sequences and show the areas of alignment in color.
: Additionally, it is
: > desired to have regions of functional significance (e.g., leucine
: zippers, areas of
: > high hydrophobicity, etc.) highlighted in color as well.
: >
: > Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
: >
: > Many thanks.
: >
: > AJ Cuticchia
: > jamie at gdb.org
: I recently looked at the MegAlign program (part of the DNA* suite of
: programs) and was pretty impressed with it. In fact, it was the best part
: of the package, IMHO.
: John
For protein sequences, you could try Cameleon from Oxford Molecular.
See their WWW page at http://www.oxmol.co.uk which shows some demo
screens from Cameleon.
Andrew
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