In article <bunce.2.000E5697 at lincoln.ac.nz>, bunce at lincoln.ac.nz (Michael
Bunce) wrote:
> Does anyone know where I can find some online algorithms to map out
possible T
> cell epitopes from a primary sequence? I have found Epiplot, but would like
> to get hold of TSites and some other programs that are mentioned in the
> literature.
I sent an e-mail to a few groups concerning Tsites a few weeks ago. I'll
mail you a copy on private e-mail - I don't want to overload usenet
servers all over the planet with big attachments.
By the way, there is a WWW site (www.dejanews.com) that will locate 'old'
e-mail concerning virtually any topic. You can even check the author's
e-mail profile! A little bit too big brother to my taste, but helpfull if
you want to know who you're dealing with. And no, I'm not connected to
these people. But this site would have helped you - that's all I wanted to
say.
The T-sites program is on it's way to you right now. Only Mac format
available, no source code available at the moment to cross-compile,
unfortunately.
See you,
Guy
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