Sequence Alignments TSD

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Test

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Figure 2: Shown is Hex A with the alpha subunit in red and beta subunit in blue. Figure has been rendered in pymol based on PDB entry 2gjx
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Sequence searches

There are several alignment methods provided by various initiatives, who tackle the problem of sequence searches. Here some of them are applied for the Hex A protein and analyzed. For the searches non redundant protein databases are used. The outputs are adapted to each other and put in comparison in order to determine the best results.

Blast

PSI-Blast

Iterations 2 2 10 10
E-value 0.002 10E-10 0.002 10E-10
Runtime
No. hits

Table 1: Different performances of PSI-Blast.


HHBlits