Cross-species sequence comparison is doing normally in sequence analysing. However, is it necessary or effective of doing corrections of the query sequence with the subject sequence when identifying an unknown species?
What is the underlying basis of correcting nucleotide mismatches of a query sequence?
Abhijeet Singh
Why do you want to correct the sequence? How do you actually want to correct the sequence? And why do you use amino-acid sequences if you are talking about nucleotides in question?
The question is not clear what you actually want to do.
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Shamsunnahar Mukta
If you are identifying a species then what's the necessity of correcting it? It's better to check the mismatch position (Is it in codon sequence or not) and running a phylogenetic analysis.
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Franca Rossi
You have to look at the sequence chromatogram to understand if the divergent positions are correctly called
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