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| Hello everyone, I usaully use Bioedit for editing DNA sequences for my project on phylogenetic analysis. This time I had a problem and can't solve it. Its just that I got a gene sequenced using three primers, two were forward primers and third one reverse. Now, I dont understand how to combine all three obtained sequences of the target gene using Bioedit? Kindly help. |
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| I don't have bioedit in front of me, but what you need to do is take the sequence from the reverse primer and use the "reverse-complement" command (it is under one of the drop-down menus). You can then use the "sliding ends" alignment tool (also under a drop-down menu) to align the three sequences. Bryan |
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| Thanks for the help Bryan. It did work out. Nettle. |
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