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| Does anyone know of tools that can convert DNA seq to FASTA format. I tried using the Expasy translate tool but, it gives me '-' spaces i betn seq something like this : RAG-LKAGHT-PTGAA |
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| Thanks, but, I am looking for something that translates the DNA and gives the output in FASTA format... |
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| If I understand right, the translator of expasy works correct. Under the sequence input is a drop down box where you can check your output format. There are three formats: First one converts Start codons to "Met" and stop codons to "Stop"; second one converts start codons to "M" and stop codons to "-"; the third and last option shows you your translation in the second format with addional nucleotide sequence. |
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| You can use ReadSeq, a free tool available online. It converts the DNA sequence in different biologilocal file formats. |
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