fasta-blast replies, thanks

[Bradley Turner]

Hi Niel,

Maybe you could post a summary of your replies or 
give the details about Friard's fasta-blast scan
that you mention.  I don't think I was following 
that particular thread and it might take awhile
to search through the biosci archives and your 
suggestions maybe of interest to the group at large.

Just a thought,

Brad Turner


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On Thu, 31 Aug 2000, Neil Saunders wrote:

> Thanks to all who replied to my post about converting BLAST hits to multiple
> Fasta format.  I had lots of suggestions-use of alternative Blast servers,
> Perl scripts and so on.  Of them all, I recommend Olivier Friard's
> Fasta-Blast scan, it works really well.
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> Neil Saunders
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