Convert a UCSC nib sequence file to Mauve XMFA alignment.
About this conversion
The converter reads records in the input format and writes them in the output format. Data that the output format cannot store may be lost. The notes under the Convert file button list the important limits for this pair.
Run it with Biopython
For batch work, you can use Biopython's SeqIO.convert function. This pair needs no molecule type argument.
from Bio import SeqIO
count = SeqIO.convert("input.nib", "nib",
"output.mauve", "mauve")
print("Converted %i records" % count)Sample input file: UCSC nib
UCSC nib is a binary format, so it cannot be shown as text. Download the sample file to try the converter.
Download sample (sample.nib, 38 bytes)
Samples are small illustrative files. Some come from the Biopython test suite (see the project's sample notes); they are not real study data.