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FASTA Sequence Processing Tool
Enter a set of fasta formatted sequences below.
Or upload a set of sequences from your computer:
Processing Options (top to bottom order reflects the procedure order)
Action
Parameters and Comments
Select subsequence
Start
Length
Pad Character
Anchor to 3'-end
take a common subsequence from all sequences, anchored on either beginning or end of all sequences
Reverse Complement
None
will also reverse IUPAC characters
Dust (from NCBI)
Window
Level
Word
Mask Char
Removes low-complexity sequence; default values of the parameters come from NCBI
Profile Randomization
Seed
Count
Length
Order
PseudoCounts
builds 0
th
- or 1
st
-order stastical model of sequences entered, including any actions selected above and generates example sequences.
Count and/or Length = -1
will reproduce the length distribution of the input sequences.
Seed = -1
:system time,
Seed= 0
algorithm default. Wildcard characters are ignored and not produced. Pseudocounts are an integer number added to all counts.
Circular Randomization
Seed
Generates random circular permutations of all sequences;
Seed = -1
:system time,
Seed = 0
: algorithm default
General Parameters
Minimum Non-ambiguous characters in processed sequence
Treat all sequences as RNA (default is DNA)
Disallow use of wild-card (IUPAC) characters
Show verbose output