[Jalview-discuss] JalView applet on T-Coffee
Geoff Barton
gjbarton at dundee.ac.uk
Fri Mar 9 17:34:30 GMT 2012
Dear Andrew,
I'm glad you are finding jalview useful in your studies. I'm not sure
which particular site you are referring to when you say the Jalview
applet embedded in T-Coffee. Jalview is used on many sites as an applet
including alignment methods at EBI and elsewhere. If you join and reply
to the jalview-discuss at jalview.org mailing list then someone should be
able to help you more.
Kind regards,
Geoff
On 09/03/2012 17:30, Andrew Gerwin wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a question pertaining to the applet version of JalView that is
> embedded in T-Coffee. I am a high school co-op student working in the
> University of Guelph's Molecular and Cellular Biology department with
> the promoter sequences of CBF genes in grape plants. Recently I
> discovered JalView as part of T-Coffee and I was intrigued with the
> vast number of features at my disposal. Currently, I am primarily
> interested in the applet version (JalViewLite) but I may soon, with
> approval from my professor, choose to download and use the full
> version. Which of the four links under the applet category on the
> JalView site will direct me to the same JalView applet that T-Coffee
> exports to? Additionally, once loaded, what steps can be taken to
> completely clear all the data in the applet so that the alignment
> results of T-Coffee and/or Genomatix DiAlign may display in a similar
> way as when T-Coffee exports the data directly to the applet? Thanks
> for your help.
>
> Sincerely,
>
>
> Andrew Gerwin
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