CHROMA: consensus-based colouring of multiple alignments for publication
L Goodstadt, CP Ponting - Bioinformatics, 2001 - academic.oup.com
L Goodstadt, CP Ponting
Bioinformatics, 2001•academic.oup.comCHROMA annotates multiple protein sequence alignments by consensus to produce
formatted and coloured text suitable for incorporation into other documents for publication.
The package is designed to be flexible and reliable, and has a simple-to-use graphical user
interface running under Microsoft Windows. Both the executables and source code for
CHROMA running under Windows and Linux (portable command-line only) are freely
available at http://www. lg. ndirect. co. uk/chroma. Software enquiries should be directed to …
formatted and coloured text suitable for incorporation into other documents for publication.
The package is designed to be flexible and reliable, and has a simple-to-use graphical user
interface running under Microsoft Windows. Both the executables and source code for
CHROMA running under Windows and Linux (portable command-line only) are freely
available at http://www. lg. ndirect. co. uk/chroma. Software enquiries should be directed to …
Abstract
CHROMA annotates multiple protein sequence alignments by consensus to produce formatted and coloured text suitable for incorporation into other documents for publication. The package is designed to be flexible and reliable, and has a simple-to-use graphical user interface running under Microsoft Windows. Both the executables and source code for CHROMA running under Windows and Linux (portable command-line only) are freely available at http://www.lg.ndirect.co.uk/chroma. Software enquiries should be directed to CHROMA@lg.ndirect.co.uk.
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