Does Bio.SeqIO from BioPython Convert .faa to .fasta?
I am looking for a way to convert .faa to .fasta for import into Proteome Discoverer. Does Bio.SeqIO perform this function? What would you recommend?
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faa is already in FASTA format, the aa is meant to indicate that it contains aminoacids, but the format is FASTA
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.faafiles should already be in the fasta format. No conversion should be need other than a change of file extension if you want it to be.fa.