Software/Tool for aligning multiple nucleotide viral genome sequences (n=15; 300kb in length) while maintaining features/annotations?
HI,
I am looking for a software program or tool that will enable multiple sequence alignment of ~15 viral nucleotide genome sequences of length 300kb. These sequences are available for download as .gbk files but I can't find anything that can align .gbk files and maintain the gene annotations.
Is there a way to do this using a feature table that could be re-associated with the original sequence once aligned?
Tools/software that are linux based would be best so that I could run it on our HPC.
Any suggestions or other ways of doing this would be appreciated!
Thanks, Olivia
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