changing fasta to meg format
hello i want to covert the .fasta file to .meg for 300 sample. is there any command which could help this in linux
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Searching the web turns up a lot of results. Search for convert .meg format. .meg is the native format of the MEGA software. Download and install the command-line or GUI-version of the software, open the fasta in MEGA and save it as .meg file. That should be everything you need.
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I have changed your title to make it more specific about what you are asking. I don't know meg format, so it might be helpful if you would post an example how that looks like.