Begin your analysis by clicking on and then clicking on “Align” “Edit/Build Alignment” from the drop-down menu. Choose a New Alignment” and “Create click and then You should see a window that looks like this: ‘Ok’, “DNA”. Import your sequences. Under choose Sequence From File”. “Edit” ‘Insert Make sure that the Files of Type’ window at the bottom shows ‘Select Select your sequence, and click on Your sequence should “FASTA”. “Open”. now appear in the Alignment Explorer Window. Repeat this step for each sequence from your team, and for Rarely Reclusive (Rarely.fas, respectively). As you import each sequence, you will notice that it comes in (all ‘selected’ blue). You can unselect (and reselect) the sequence by clicking on the sequence name to the left. You should notice that each base is a different color when the sequences are not selected.
Begin your analysis by clicking on “Align” and then clicking on “Edit/Build Alignment” from the drop-down menu. Choose “Create a New Alignment” and click ‘Ok’, and then “DNA”. You should see a window that looks like this: Import your sequences. Under “Edit” choose ‘Insert Sequence From File”. Make sure that the ‘Select Files of Type’ window at the bottom shows “FASTA”. Select your sequence, and click on “Open”. Your sequence should now appear in the Alignment Explorer Window. Repeat this step for each sequence from your team, and for Rarely Reclusive (Rarely.fas, respectively). As you import each sequence, you will notice that it comes in ‘selected’ (all blue). You can unselect (and reselect) the sequence by clicking on the sequence name to the left. You should notice that each base is a different color when the sequences are not selected.
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