Collect FASTA sequences of M15887 in human, mouse, cow, horse, dog, panda, rabbit, elephant
Collect FASTA sequences of M15887 in human, mouse, cow, horse, dog, panda, rabbit, elephant. Do sequence alignment and analyze your obtained results.
This is my Bioinformatics homework and I came to the Ensembl page to find the FASTA sequence of M15887. However, I still don't understand one thing: When I search M15887 in mouse, cow,..(except human), the results are about genomic alignment and in the next question of the homework my teacher asked me to do sequence alignment. I can not figure what the question actually means. Can anyone help me with this question, please?
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Presumably he/she wants you to do a multisequence alignment. M15887 is a human identifier, so you'll need to find the equivalents in the other species.
Thank you very much :)