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               <!-- JAL-2398, -->Fixed incorrect value in BLOSUM 62 score
-              matrix - C->R should be '3'<br />Old matrix restored with
+              matrix - C->R should be '-3'<br />Old matrix restored with
               this one-line groovy script:<br />jalview.analysis.scoremodels.ScoreModels.instance.BLOSUM62.@matrix[4][1]=3
             </li>
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@@ -136,7 +136,7 @@ li:before {
               earlier versions of Jalview, gaps matching gaps were
               penalised, and gaps matching non-gaps penalised even more.
               In the PCA calculation, gaps were actually treated as
-              non-gaps - so different costs were applied, which mean't
+              non-gaps - so different costs were applied, which meant
               Jalview's PCAs were different to those produced by
               SeqSpace.<br />Jalview now treats gaps in the same way as
               SeqSpace (ie it scores them as 0). To restore pre-2.10.2