SP2ALIGN: protein sequence alignment using weighted profiles of biochemical properties

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This web-server finds an optimal minimal distance global alignment of two amino acid sequences based on the comparison of the profiles of biochemical properties of these sequences. Unlike traditional amino acid sequence alignment methods that use a fixed 20x20 matrix to score matches and mismatches, SP2ALIGN measures the distance between pairs of aligned residues using a set of weighted biochemical properties of amino acids. The user can provide any number of amino acid properties (such as hydrophobicity, size, charge, etc) and specify a weight for each property. The higher the weight for a given property, the more this property affects the final alignment. For more details please refer to the help link.


Sequences to align



Amino acid properties to use for the alignment

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Other alignment parameters

Normalize amino acid properties:





Penalize end gaps:

Retrieval of the results

E-mail the results. E-mail address:
Display a URL link to my process.
(Data are kept on the web server for 24 hours, and deleted afterwards)

Please address your questions and comments to Igor Kuznetsov
Web-design: Michael McDuffie