- <li><strong>Translate as cDNA</strong> (not applet)<br>
- <em>This option is visible for nucleotide alignments. Selecting
- this option shows the DNA's calculated protein product in a new
- <a href="../features/splitView.html">split frame</a> window.
- Note that the translation is not frame- or intron-aware; it
- simply translates all codons in each sequence, using the
- standard <a href="../misc/geneticCode.html">genetic code</a>
- (any incomplete final codon is discarded). You can perform this
- action on the whole alignment, or selected rows, columns, or
- regions.
+ <li><strong>Translate as cDNA</strong> (not applet)<br> <em>This
+ option is visible for nucleotide alignments. Selecting this
+ option shows the DNA's calculated protein product in a new <a
+ href="../features/splitView.html">split frame</a> window. Note
+ that the translation is not frame- or intron-aware; it simply
+ translates all codons in each sequence, using the standard <a
+ href="../misc/geneticCode.html">genetic code</a> (any incomplete
+ final codon is discarded). You can perform this action on the
+ whole alignment, or selected rows, columns, or regions.
+ </em> <br></li>
+ <li><strong>Reverse, Reverse Complement</strong> (not applet)<br>
+ <em>These options are visible for nucleotide alignments.
+ Selecting them adds the reverse (or reverse complement) of the
+ sequences (or selected region) as new sequences in the
+ alignment. To try this out, add this sequence and perform
+ 'Reverse Complement' followed by 'Translate as cDNA': <br>
+ <small> Seq
+ GTCATTTGCGCGTGTTGATTATTCGGACCGCTCCACTTCCCTTTACTCGTGCGTTCAATTGATTTAATCCTC
+ TGGGGGGGCTCTGGTTTACATAGCTTAAATCTATTCCATTCAAGGAAGCTCATG</small>