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Save output to | /path/to/sequence/ | The folder where the "mfold" subdirectory will be created with the output data in it. By default, this folder is the same as the folder where the input sequence is stored. For example, let's say our OS is Windows and the analyzed sequence has the path "C:\path\to\sequence\my_sequence.fa". After running the task, the folder structure will look something like this
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DPI | 96 | Setting up the Ghostscript converter from ps files to PNG. Quality of saved images (PNG files). The higher this parameter, the higher the quality, size and resolution of the resulting images.
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- Molecule Type (DNA/RNA). mfold gets sequence information from command line arguments. Information about what type will be passed to the tool can be seen next to the sequence name name
- Molecule Topology (linear/circular). mfold gets sequence information from command line arguments. If the sequence is marked as circular , then mfold will work with it as a circular one. Otherwise , as with linear one.
In the picture below, the sequence human_T1 is linear and therefore marked with the symbol , and CVU55762 with is circular.
Part of a circular sequence will also be considered a circular sequence. If you want to change this behavior, uncheck "Mark sequence as circular" and then call the mfold dialog - DPI of images in UGENE. Ghostscript has a default DPI of 72. Therefore, this value is used for images for the internal UGENE report and this value cannot be changed.
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