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[Pjotr Prins]

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    Translated into English: Naohisa Goto <ng at bioruby.org>
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  = How to use BioRuby
  
  == Manipulating nucleic / amino acid sequences (Bio::Sequence class)
  
! For simple example, by using a short DNA seuquence "atgcatgcaaaa",
! we are now converting into complemental strand, splicing subsequence,
! calculating nucleic acid compositions, translating to amino acid sequence,
! calculating molecular weight, and so on. About translation to
! amino acid sequences, you can specify frame where you want to start
! translation from and condon table ID defined in codontable.rb.
  
  
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+   IMPORTANT NOTICE: This page is maintained in the BioRuby
+   CVS repository. Please edit the file there, otherwise
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+ 
  = How to use BioRuby
  
  == Manipulating nucleic / amino acid sequences (Bio::Sequence class)
  
! A simple example: take a DNA sequence "atgcatgcaaaa", and convert it
! into the complemental strand, splice it into a subsequence, calculate
! the nucleic acid composition, translate it into the amino acid
! sequence, calculate molecular weight, and so on. Translating into
! amino acid sequences the frame can be specified - where you want to
! start the translation from and which condon table to use (ID defined
! in codontable.rb).