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In the multiple sequence alignment, what does the color of the amino acid letter mean?

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In the multiple sequence alignment, what does the color of the amino acid letter mean?

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The colors match the six amino acid types used in the CoC website. The amino acids are clustered into six physico-chemical groups: polar (N,Q,S,T), positive (K,R), negative (D,E), aliphatic (A,C,I,L,M,V), aromatic (F,H,W,Y), and special (G,P). These groups are not used in the calculations, but are shown to provide a guide to the properties of the amino acids in the alignment.

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