I regularly find myself with large edited alignments which contain
identical sequences (as the N and C terminal parts have been trimmed). I
would like a quick way to find these sequences and remove selected ones (I
want to leave very similar ones which are of interest). Does anyone have a
good way to do this in JalView. Building a crude tree works for smaller
alignments...but for me this takes hours for a larger alignment. Having a
distance matrix with identity values (or some better variant), which is
linked in the GUI back to the original alignment would be ideal. Just
highlighting sequences with >n% identity to at least one other sequence
would also do the trick.

Many Thanks
Matthew Hindle
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