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# Program: MUSTANG-Lite v0.1: A  Multiple structural alignment algorithm
# Authors: A. S. Konagurthu, A. M. Lesk, J. C. Whisstock, and P. J. Stuckey
# Rundate: Fri Jul 22 20:00:01 2005
# Report_file: /mnt/EXTRA_STORAGE/MUSTANG_RESULTS/HOMSTRAD_Datasets/results/FN2.html
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# Aligned_structures: 2
#   1: 1pdc.pdb
#   2: 2fn2.pdb
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# Length:         62
# Identity:       18/ 62 ( 29.0%)  (Calculated as the percentage of conserved columns in the alignment.)
# Similarity:     18/ 62 ( 29.0%)  (Calculated as the percentage of semi-conserved columns in the alignment)
# Gaps:           20/ 62 ( 32.3%)  (Calculated as the percentage of columns with atleast one gap.)

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1pdc.pdb                1  DY------------AKCVFPFIYGGKKYETCTKIG-SMWMSWCSLSPNYDK-DRAWKYC-   45
2fn2.pdb                1  --VLVQTRGGNSNGALCHFPFLYNNHNYTDCTSEGRRDNMKWCGTTQNYD-ADQKFGFCP   57
                                         A C FPF Y    Y  CT  G    M WC    NYD  D     C 

1pdc.pdb                   --     
2fn2.pdb               58  MA   59
                             


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#LEGEND:
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# Colours indicate the chemical nature of the amino acid;
# Red         = small hydrophobic including aromatic,{A,F,I,L,M,P,V,W}
# Blue        = Acidic,{D,E}
# Magenta     = Basic,{K,R} and
# Green       = Basic amino acids with hydroxyl groups and/or amine groups {C,G,H,N,Q,S,T,Y}.
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# The "markup row" below each stretch of the multiple alignment is used to mark completely conserved
# residue (denoted in UPPERCASE) and semi-conserved reside ( denoted in lowercase) in a column of the alignment.
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