UCLA MBI — SERp Server: SER Help

Help Topics: Averaging Window BLAST Seq. ID Cutoff BLAST Sequence count weight BLAST Weight BLAST eValue Cutoff Cluster Limit Cluster Sequence Snippet Cluster Sorting Email Address Entropy Cutoff Entropy Weight Gaps Size Graph Size Graphs High Entropy Residues Last Jobs Maximum Mutations Minimum Mutations Mutable Residues Protein or DNA Sequence Queue Status Result Delivery Method Sec. Str. Cutoff Sec. Str. Weight Secondary Structure Prediction Sequence Identifier Sidechain Entropy Target Residues

Paste your amino acid or nucleotide sequence in this box. All spurious characters such as digits and punctuation marks will be automatically stripped out so there is no need to remove them manually. A sequence containing only A, C, T and G's will be considered to be a nucleotide sequence and automatically translated; the original nucleotide sequence is retained and displayed for your reference. All other sequences are presumed to be amino acid sequences. For your convenience, you may specify the sequence starting position. If you are submitting part of a sequence for analysis, for example a segment starting at residue 56, enter "56" in the Starting Position parameter. Residue numbering in the results will correspond to the original residue numbering of the entire sequence.

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