Mapping changes in the Amino Acid sequence based on cDNA
I have FASTA sequence files of the cDNA of multiple alleles from Magnaporthe Oryzae (fungi). I need a way to map where the amino acid changes will occur, based on the known nucleotide changes I have. I looked at Ensembl Variant effect predictor, but the Magnaporthe genome is not available using that tool.
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