Shivum Desai Journal Week 4: Difference between revisions
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==Methods== | ==Methods== | ||
#First off the data files "visit_1_S1_S9.txt" and "visit_1_S10_S15.txt" were uploaded onto the Biology Workbench. In the nucleic acid section | |||
#The next step was to select 3 clones from 4 different subject, resulting in 12 total sequences. | |||
#These sequences then were analyzed using the CLUSTALw tool which allowed for multiple sequence alignment and the generation of a distance tree comparing all 12 sequences. | |||
==Results== | ==Results== | ||
Revision as of 15:30, 20 September 2016
Exploring HIV Evolution: An Opportunity For Research- Week 4 Continuation
Purpose
Methods
- First off the data files "visit_1_S1_S9.txt" and "visit_1_S10_S15.txt" were uploaded onto the Biology Workbench. In the nucleic acid section
- The next step was to select 3 clones from 4 different subject, resulting in 12 total sequences.
- These sequences then were analyzed using the CLUSTALw tool which allowed for multiple sequence alignment and the generation of a distance tree comparing all 12 sequences.
Results
Data Files
References
Useful Links
Acknowledgments
I would like to thank Dr. Dahlquist for her help on this assignment. As well as the help of Zachary T. Goldstein who was my partner in this experiment.
