In article <3vhqg2$5fl at nntp3.u.washington.edu> stardog at u.washington.edu (Kevin Lease) writes:
>From: stardog at u.washington.edu (Kevin Lease)
>Subject: sequence homology
>Date: 31 Jul 1995 05:42:26 GMT
>Hi,
> Can someone point me in the direction of a good program for finding
>the most conserved regions of a protein by lining up all the a.a.
>sequences for a given protein from different species?
>Thanks,
> Kevin Lease
I'll send you a copy of my protein (or DNA) sequence alignment program DAPSA
plus its .DOC file. It'll come as a self extracting file with test data
sequences - it will do what you want (*good* is subjective however). You
can import the sequences of interest and alignthem automatically or
manually (or both).
Good luck,
Eric H Harley
