Hi,
i am actually working with dialign2-2 et i have some problems with my alignments. I make pairwise alignment and i try to compare short DNA sequences (between 10 et 4000 nucleotides).
When i use dialign i use -n to specify that i work on DNA sequences, but when i look at my output, i obtain better alignments using no option (in this case dialign considers that i work with proteins sequences).
For example :
input:
output using dialign2-2 -n file.fa :
and using this : dialign2-2 file.fa :
I have underline differences in red.
Moreover, in several cases (always using -n), my output sequences are more longer than my input sequences (between 2 and 5 nucleotides). How can i obtain this difference ?
Thanks
And sorry for my english
i am actually working with dialign2-2 et i have some problems with my alignments. I make pairwise alignment and i try to compare short DNA sequences (between 10 et 4000 nucleotides).
When i use dialign i use -n to specify that i work on DNA sequences, but when i look at my output, i obtain better alignments using no option (in this case dialign considers that i work with proteins sequences).
For example :
input:
Code:
GGCGGGCCTCGCCCCGCGCTGTTCTTTCCTC[COLOR="Red"]C[/COLOR]CCC GGCGGGCCTCGCCCCGCGCTGTTCTTCCCAC[COLOR="Red"]T[/COLOR]CCC
Code:
GGCGGGCCTCGCCCCGCGCTGTTCTTTCCTC[COLOR="Red"]C[/COLOR]CCC GGCGGGCCTCGCCCCGCGCTGTTCTTCCCAC[COLOR="Red"]T[/COLOR]CCC
Code:
GGCGGGCCTCGCCCCGCGCTGTTCTTTCCTC[COLOR="Red"]-[/COLOR]CCC GGCGGGCCTCGCCCCGCGCTGTTCTTCCCAC[COLOR="Red"]t[/COLOR]CCC
Moreover, in several cases (always using -n), my output sequences are more longer than my input sequences (between 2 and 5 nucleotides). How can i obtain this difference ?
Thanks
And sorry for my english
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