Protein MSA tools - Which is best for conserved domains and divergent protein extensions?
My question: Which Multiple Sequence Alignment method to use to align proteins with evolutionarily conserved domains and divergent (sometimes, structurally or with no structural data available) protein extensions?
Any tips/best practices on this topic? Is PRANK better than PROMALS3D better than MAFFT in this? Thanks!!
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