seqed?

[Gary Williams, Tel 01223 494522]

Try 'mse
http://www.uk.embnet.org/Software/EMBOSS/EMBASSY/MSE/mse.html

This is an EMBASSY program, so has to be set up separately to the main
EMBOSS distribution, which is why you may not have seen it.

Gary

Daniel Schlieper wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I really like emboss, and I use it as much as I can. In fact, the only
> reason to start a GCG session is seqed. I couldn't find anything like it
> in emboss. tfm newseq writes: "You wouldn't want to type a long sequence
> in by hand, anyway, would you?" Maybe I am old fashioned, but yes, I do.
> As I can type quickly, 1000 nt are not a problem, and sometimes the only
> way to get the sequence file.
> 
> But this can only be done with a program that not only allows to type in
> nucleotides, but also to check them, to look for given sequences
> and so on. It will be even more helpfulll if it ignores blanks, carriage
> returns and numbers (for cut-and-paste).
> 
> So I would be glad if you please add a seqed clone to the emboss suite.
> 
> Best regards, Daniel
> 
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