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CAUSA 2.0: accurate and consistent evolutionary analysis of proteins using codon and amino acid unified sequence alignments

2015-07-06

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Multiple sequence alignment (MSA) is widely used to reveal structural and functional changes leading to genetic differences among species, and to reconstruct evolutionary histories of related genes, proteins and genomes. Traditionally, proteins and their coding sequences (CDSs) are aligned and analyzed separately, but often drastically different conclusions were drawn on a same set of data. Here we present a new a...

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8958fdbd-cca3-5d3b-a26a-f3186fdd0ad7
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10.7287/peerj.preprints.1214v1
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