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14/08/09 16:29:27 (3 years ago)
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westram
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    3434                      Check the "Forward Strand" to use the given sequence (as displayed) 
    3535                      for translation. And checking "Complementary Strand" uses 
    36                       complementary sequence of the displayed sequence for tranlation. 
     36                      complementary sequence of the displayed sequence for translation. 
    3737 
    3838                By checking "Translate from database fields" , ProteinViewer extracts 
    3939                "translation/codon table" and "start position" from the database and uses 
    40                 the same for tranlation. 
     40                the same for translation. 
    4141 
    4242                By default, the translated (aminoacid) sequence will be displayed as 
     
    4646 
    4747                Display options "text" and "box" will display aminoacid codes or colored 
    48                 boxes in the tranlated sequence, respectively. 
     48                boxes in the translated sequence, respectively. 
    4949 
    50                 Diplay at "Marked", "Selected", "Cursor" and "All" will toggle the display 
     50                Display at "Marked", "Selected", "Cursor" and "All" will toggle the display 
    5151                of aminoacid sequence only for marked, selected, cursor position and all 
    5252                species in the editor, respectively. 
     
    5454                SAVE AMINOACID SEQUENCE ALIGNMENT: 
    5555 
    56                       Once the alignement is refiened according to the aminoacid sequence, 
     56                      Once the alignment is refined according to the aminoacid sequence, 
    5757                      you can save the translated (aminoacid) sequence to the database as 
    5858                      a new alignment.