Problem with BLAST
I am performing an alignment, by BLAST, of some viral sequences (that correspond to a specific gene) against a reference sequence. But the alignment result is exactly the same as the reference sequence.
That could be happening?
I would appreciate any help
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We should all have the same problem you are having. Yes, a gene or protein can be identical to the reference sequence.
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