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Identical - true/false value defining should we show bases/AAs identical to consensus or anchor as letters. datasource=local - use the alignment ASN.1 file as the only datasource. datasource=id,local - try to get data from ID, if not available use the local file. datasource=local,id - first look for sequences/annotations in the provided ASN.1 file, if not available check ID. ĭatasource - multiple values, 'id', 'local' separated by comma. The Identity setting uses red font only in columns that contain the same residue in all of the sequence rows displayed.Īll other aligned columns are colored in blue and unaligned columns are shown in grey. Where i is over all residue types, f(i) is observed residue frequency, and q(i) is background/relative residue frequency which is defined by BLOSUM62 matrix.

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The following example demonstrate how to declare MSAV script: On the other hand if ExtJS scripts are declared/loaded before multialign.js declaration MSAV omits their loading so this allows an embedding application to use a specific edition of the library (compatible to version 5.0.1). MSAV dynamically loads everything it needs from website. There is no need to declare or load ExtJS css files or js scripts. There are some rules to follow when including the Viewer as a component on a page. The Viewer is implemented using ExtJS JavaScript library version 5.0.1. The Multiple Sequence Viewer is a component which can be embedded on internal NCBI as well as external Web page.

This option has both the script in the HEAD element and DIV element with parameters. The second option,‘Whole page example,’ can be used to embed the MSA Viewer as a part of your page.

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The first option, ‘Embed code for IFRAME’, can be used as is to embed the MSA Viewer by itself as an IFRAME.

Use the 'Link to View' option to show the URL, short-link URL, and embedding code.

Set an anchor sequence/consensus if desired and adjust the coloring scheme.

Pick an alignment of interest and view it on the web version of MSA Viewer ().

This embedding workflow requires almost no JavaScript programming experience. įor questions please contact the NCBI Help Desk.Īdditional documentation can be found at: For purposes of standardization in this document, all links presented include the common refrain. This document serves as a launching point to understand how to embed the Multiple Sequence Alignment Viewer in any context. It can be embedded in a wide variety of web pages and with a large number of options. The NCBI Multiple Sequence (MSA) Alignment Viewer is a general purpose tool for viewing multiple alignments of biological sequences. NCBI Multiple Sequence Alignment Viewer Embedding API