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The AMAS Analysis of Multiply Aligned Sequences - User Guide and AMAS Server

AMAS is a program to analyse multiple alignments of protein sequences. It allows the identification of functional residues by comparison of sub -groups of sequences arranged on a tree. AMAS runs alscript to generate pretty coloured alignments that look a bit like this:

 

Also see the Java program JalView that implements many of the ideas from AMAS, but allows for interactive fiddling with the alignment. 

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This site was last updated: Saturday, 26 April, 2008

Geoff Barton, Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Research, University of Dundee, Scotland