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  • Britta
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    • Mar 2014
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    Task: True homologue?

    I have a set of similar protein sequences from vertebrates that contain no known domain, and that I have found by BLASTP searches.

    How can I use one of the sequences to find a more divergent homologue and how can I test if it is a true homologue??

    How can I use all of the sequences to find more divergent homologues?

    I'm guessing on multiple alignment, profile and so on...

    This is not a hand-in task, but it´s a task from my book that I do want to solve... so I'm very grateful for some help
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