In article <4i99go$4sl at mserv1.dl.ac.uk> Jack Leunissen <jackl at caos.kun.nl> writes:
> Philippe Dessen wrote:
> > During training we have discover an uncdocumentated function in GCG :
> > use of MAP or MAPPLOT with a protein sequence .
> > Perfect !! production of a peptidic map with peptidic cleavage reagents.
> > There is nothing in genhelp or paper doc ...
>> But isn't this exactly what "peptidemap" does? In fact, this is an alias
> for ( set noglob; $GCGUTILDIR/map -programname=peptidemap !* ). So you
> see, it is MAP!
Well, yes. But the real fun is with MAPPLOT and there is no alias
for that.
True, the documentation does say it works on both DNA and protein, but you
have to go really deeply through the text - and peptidemap is not in
the same section of the manual as map :-)
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