Alignment Conservation Annotation
-This is an automatically calculated quantitative alignment
-annotation which measures the number of conserved physico-chemical
-properties conserved for each column of the alignment. Its calculation
-is based on the one used in
- the AMAS method of multiple sequence alignment analysis :
-
Conservation is measured as a numerical index reflecting the conservation of - physico-chemical - properties in the alignment: Identities score highest, and the next most - conserved group contain substitutions to amino acids lying in the same physico-chemical - class.
- -Colouring an alignment by conservation
-Conservation scores can be used to colour an alignment. This is
-explained further in the help page for conservation colouring.
-
Alignment Conservation Annotation
+This is an automatically calculated quantitative alignment
+annotation which measures the number of conserved physico-chemical
+properties conserved for each column of the alignment. Its calculation
+is based on the one used in
+ the AMAS method of multiple sequence alignment analysis :
+
Conservation is measured as a numerical index reflecting the conservation of + physico-chemical + properties in the alignment: Identities score highest, and the next most + conserved group contain substitutions to amino acids lying in the same physico-chemical + class.
+Conservation is visualised on the alignment or a sequence group + as a histogram giving the score for each column. Conserved columns are + indicated by '*' (score of 11 with default amino acid property + grouping), and columns with mutations where all properties are + conserved are marked with a '+' (score of 10, indicating all + properties are conserved).
+ +Colouring an alignment by conservation
+Conservation scores can be used to colour an alignment. This is
+explained further in the help page for conservation colouring.
+