probalign(1)


NAME

   probalign  - Align sequences in MFAFILE(s) and print result to standard
   output

DESCRIPTION

   PROBALIGN Version 1.4 (Nov 2010) aligns multiple protein sequences  and
   prints to the standard output. Written by Satish Chikkagoudar and Usman
   Roshan using code from PROBCONS version 1.1 (written by Chuong Do)  and
   based upon probA (written by Ulrike Muckstein).

   PROBALIGN  1.4  comes  with  ABSOLUTELY  NO  WARRANTY.   This  is  free
   software,  and  you  are  welcome  to  redistribute  it  under  certain
   conditions.  See the README file for details.

   Usage:
          probalign [OPTION]... [MFAFILE]...

   Description:
          Align  sequences  in  MFAFILE(s)  and  print  result to standard
          output

   -clustalw

          use CLUSTALW output format instead of MFA

   -v, --verbose

          report progress while aligning (default: off)

   -a, --alignment-order

          print sequences in  alignment  order  rather  than  input  order
          (default: off)

   -T, -temperature

          Sets the thermodynamic temperature parameter

          (default:  5  (for  protein  data mode), 1 ( for nucleotide data
          mode)).

   -score_matrix, --score_matrix

          Sets the type of scoring matrix used to calculate the  posterior
          probabilities  (default:  gonnet_160,  representing  gonnet 160,
          refer README for details)

   -go, --gap-open

          This option can be used to specify the gap open  parameter.  The
          default  for  Gonnet  160 (protein) is 22 and nucleotide (simple
          matrix) is 4.

   -ge, --gap-extension

          This option can be used to specify the gap extension  parameter.
          The default for Gonnet 160 (protein) is 1 and nucleotide (simple
          matrix) is 0.25.

   -nuc

          Specify this option to  indicate  that  inputted  sequences  are
          nucleotide sequences

   -prot

          Specify  this  option  to  indicate  that inputted sequences are
          protein sequences [DEFAULT]

   -showPP

          Outputs the posterior probabilities of alignment  columns  as  a
          new  sequence  named  Posterior  Probabilities  (The probability
          values are scaled to be between integers between 0 and 9).





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