In article <4qsbgq$n72 at mark.ucdavis.edu>,
caetano at FAUNA.UCDAVIS.EDU writes:
>Hi there!
>>I want to compare differnet sequences for the same gene. I know how to align
>multiple sequences with "Pileup". The next thing I would like to do is to
>somehow visualize the differences between the sequences I am comparing, in
>other words, put dots where there's consensus and keep the actual bases where
>there's not. Does anybody know how to do this? I tried using "pretty", on the
>"pileup" output file, but didn't get it to work (says the pileup file is not a
>GCG file..).
>>Any help will be appreciated.
>>Thanks
>>>Alex
> I think that you make a mistake in the command line. You have a pileup
file called somthing like toto.msf. you must use :
pretty toto.msf{*}
This is to tell the pretty programm that he will find an msf formated
file and should take all the sequences in it.
hope this help
If not, more support by e-mail.
Francois.
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