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23 <title>Mapping Between Different Sequences</title>
26 <p><strong>Mapping Between Different Sequences</strong></p>
27 <p>A new feature in Jalview 2.3 is the ability to map between sequences in different
28 domains, based on alignment, or by the use of explicit mappings provided by
30 <p>The most familiar mapping is the one used to identify
31 the coordinates corresponding to a displayed sequence when
32 viewing a PDB file associated with a sequence (see
33 <a href="viewingpdbs.html">"Viewing PDB Files"</a>
34 for more information.</p>
35 <p>The newest form of mapping supported by Jalview is the
36 correspondence between DNA and protein sequences. This mapping
37 can be imported directly from EMBL and EMBLCDS database records
38 retrieved by the <a href="seqfetch.html">Sequence Fetcher</a>,
39 and allows sequence features to be mapped directly from Uniprot
40 das sources to their coding region on EMBL sequence records.