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| Hi I'm doing a project where I need to align three domains (pairwise i.e. 3 different alignments). The domains have the length of 116, 118 and 124 amino acids, so they are about the same size. I ran both a local and a global alignment via EMBOSS (default values and used needle for global and water for local). The local alignment gave the best result (i.e. lowest gap % highest similarity and identity % for all sequences). However I thought that when you were interested in getting the best alignment of a full sequence that global would be the appropriate choice. I'm new to bioinformatics so some of my assumptions may be way off. Please help me choose the correct method. |
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| Oh that is great. I like your opinion dear. |
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