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Working with sequences
Throughout this tutorial, we're going to look at members of the
rhodopsin family of G-protein coupled receptors. The general
principles are, of course, applicable to any sequences you would like
to analyse. We will be working with sequences retrieved from tembl and
SwissProt but you can also use EMBOSS with sequences in text
files.
We will begin with two tembl sequences whose identifiers are XL23808
and XLRHODOP; these sequences are the genomic and the corresponding
cDNA sequence for Xenopus laevis rhodopsin.
You need to tell EMBOSS where to read the sequence(s) you want to
analyse. EMBOSS can read sequences either from text files or directly
from a sequence database. The easiest way to see this is with examples.
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