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Sequencher 4.8 User Manual--PC - Bioinformatics and Biological ...

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Removing sequences from a contig<br />

To remove sequences from a contig, click on the name of the sequence you wish to<br />

remove from the list at the left side of the Contig Editor window or in the Overview<br />

window. To remove more than one sequence at a time, hold down the Shift key while<br />

you click the names. Next, go to the Contig menu <strong>and</strong> choose Remove Selected<br />

Sequences… <strong>Sequencher</strong> will ask you if you are sure you wish to remove the<br />

sequence(s). Click on the Remove Fragments button to delete the sequences from the<br />

contig.<br />

The sequences you just removed from the contig are moved out of the contig <strong>and</strong> back<br />

into the Project Window. They will also stay selected.<br />

Note: This action may break a contig into multiple pieces. If this is about to happen,<br />

<strong>Sequencher</strong> will display a dialog box (Figure 12-7) to ask if this is really what you intend<br />

to do. Press the Cancel button if you do not wish to proceed. Any new contigs generated<br />

in this way are named by appending an alphabetic character to the name of the original<br />

contig.<br />

Figure 12-7 Warning dialog when about to make a hole in a contig<br />

Dissolving a contig<br />

To dissolve a contig, first select the contig’s icon from the project. Go to the Contig menu<br />

<strong>and</strong> choose Dissolve Contig…. You can also perform this comm<strong>and</strong> while you are in the<br />

contig editor.<br />

Sequences from the dissolved contig are shown highlighted in the project. It is important<br />

to remember that all edits made to a sequence while in the contig will be retained. If you<br />

want to restore the original sequences you must go to the Sequence menu <strong>and</strong> click on<br />

Revert to Experimental Data.<br />

SEQUENCHER <strong>4.8</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> for Windows © 1991 - 2007 Gene Codes Corporation, Inc. All rights reserved.<br />

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