Pairwise Align Codons

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Sequence Manipulation Suite:

Pairwise Align Codons

Pairwise Align Codons accepts two coding sequences and determines the optimal global alignment. The scoring matrix used to calculate the alignment is described in Schneider et al. (2005). Use Pairwise Align Codons to look for conserved coding sequence regions. Only the bases A,C,G,T and U are used in the alignment.

Paste sequence one (in raw sequence or FASTA format) into the text area below. Input limit is 6,000,000 characters.

Paste sequence two (in raw sequence or FASTA format) into the text area below. Input limit is 6,000,000 characters.

Use the following parameters to specify how alignments are scored.

Value for gaps preceding a sequence
Value for internal gaps
Value for gaps following a sequence

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