Presentation and Format

You can find links to several good tools for manipulating the appearance and format of protein sequences, collections of protein sequences, and alignments in this section.

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GeneDocTool Content

http://www.psc.edu/biomed/genedoc/

Multiple sequence alignment editor, analyser and shading utility for Windows.

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LogoBarTool Content

http://www.biosci.ki.se/groups/tbu/logobar/

LogoBar is a Java application to display protein sequence logos. With this application you can generate protein sequence logos from multiple sequence alignments that show the amino acid incidence at every position.

POV-RayTool Content

http://www.povray.org/

Persistence of Vision Raytracer; use in conjunction with Swiss-PdbViewer to create graphics for presentation and publication.

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ReadSeqTool Content

http://searchlauncher.bcm.tmc.edu/seq-util/readseq.html

Sequence format conversion; includes GenBank, EMBL, GCG, FASTA, ASN.1, Phylip and others.

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T-COFFEETool Content

http://www.tcoffee.org/

The T-COFFEE site includes links to a collection of tools for computing, evaluating, and manipulating multiple alignments of protein sequences and structures. T-COFFEE is a protein multiple sequence alignment tool for sequences with less than 30 percent identity. Expresso (or 3DCoffee) aligns sequences using structural information. M-Coffee is a meta-method for computing multiple sequence alignments by combining alternative alignment methods. Other algorithms provide RNA sequence alignment, and distantly related sequence alignment by homology extension. A consistency based multiple sequence alignment program has been added.

The Sequence Manipulation Suite 2Tool Content

http://bioinformatics.org/sms2/

The Sequence Manipulation Suite is a set of tools for tasks such as sequence format conversion, sequence presentation, analysing sequence characteristics and shuffling or generating random sequences. It can be accessed over the web, or installed locally and run through a web browser.

VisCoSeTool Content

http://bio.math-inf.uni-greifswald.de/viscose/

VisCoSe (Visualization and Comparison of consensus Sequences) is a web based tool that takes a set of sequences (aligned or unaligned) and calculates a consensus sequence and the conservation rates for the sequence alignment, producing an easy to interpret visualization as output. One can also compare and visualize a set of consensus sequences generated from several sequence sets.

WAViSTool Content

http://wavis.img.cas.cz/

The Web Alignment Visualization Server (WAViS) provides various web tools to enhance the presentation of amino acid or nucleotide multiple sequence alignments.

WebLogoTool Content

http://weblogo.berkeley.edu/

WebLogo allows one to create graphical representations (sequence logos) of multiple sequence alignments. This can be done from the website and the source code for WebLogo is also available for download.

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