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10 | #************* Title of helpfile !! and start of real helpfile ******** |
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11 | TITLE Merge Similar Species |
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13 | OCCURRENCE ARB_NT/Species/Merge Species/Create merged species from similar species |
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14 | ARB_NT/Sequence/Concatenate sequences/MERGE SIMILAR SPECIES |
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16 | DESCRIPTION |
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18 | "Merge Similar Species" creates new species by merging |
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19 | fields and alignments of several similar species. |
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21 | - Mark all species that should be examined for similarity. |
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23 | - Select a database field entry by clicking on the first |
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24 | button to set a similarity-criterion used to detect |
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25 | candidates for merging (for e.g., full_name). |
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27 | - Specify the new field name to which the "number of merged |
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28 | species" information is to be stored (e.g., merged_species). |
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29 | |
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30 | - Press "Merge similar species ..." to start. |
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31 | |
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32 | SECTION Merge and concatenate |
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34 | From LINK{concatenate.hlp} you can access a special flavor of the |
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35 | "Merge similar species" function, that will also concatenate the |
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36 | selected alignments. |
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37 | |
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38 | That version is useful after merging species of two (or more) independent |
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39 | databases, that contain different genes of the same organisms. |
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40 | |
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41 | After merging you'll end up with data like: |
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43 | name "SpecExe1" |
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44 | full_name "Species exemplares" |
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45 | ali_5s/data "--AC--GU--" |
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47 | name "SpecAlt1" |
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48 | full_name "Species alternatio" |
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49 | ali_5s/data "--AU-GGC--" |
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51 | name "SpecExe2" |
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52 | full_name "Species exemplares" |
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53 | ali_16s/data "----U-A---G-C-----" |
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54 | |
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55 | name "SpecAlt2" |
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56 | full_name "Species alternatio" |
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57 | ali_16s/data "----G-A---UUC-----" |
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59 | |
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60 | Using merge and concatenate with 'full_name' as similarity criterion, |
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61 | you can generate data like |
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63 | name "SpecExe3" |
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64 | full_name "Species exemplares" |
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65 | ali_5s_and_16s/data "--AC--GU--XXX----U-A---G-C-----" |
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67 | name "SpecAlt3" |
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68 | full_name "Species alternatio" |
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69 | ali_5s_and_16s/data "--AU-GGC--XXX----G-A---UUC-----" |
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72 | NOTES There's a second (older) function to merge species: see LINK{species_join.hlp} |
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73 | |
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74 | EXAMPLES None |
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75 | |
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76 | WARNINGS None |
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77 | |
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78 | BUGS No bugs known |
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