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CHAPTER 9. VIEWING AND EDITING SEQUENCES 107 Residue coloring These preferences make it possible to color both the residue letter and set a background color for the residue. • Non-standard residues. For nucleotide sequences this will color the residues that are not C, G, A, T or U. For amino acids only B, Z, and X are colored as non-standard residues. Foreground color. Sets the color of the letter. Click the color box to change the color. Background color. Sets the background color of the residues. Click the color box to change the color. • Rasmol colors. Colors the residues according to the Rasmol color scheme. See http://www.openrasmol.org/doc/rasmol.html Foreground color. Sets the color of the letter. Click the color box to change the color. Background color. Sets the background color of the residues. Click the color box to change the color. • Polarity colors (only protein). Colors the residues according to the following categories: Green neutral, polar Black neutral, nonpolar Red acidic, polar Blue basic ,polar As with other options, you can choose to set or change the coloring for either the residue letter or its background: ∗ Foreground color. Sets the color of the letter. Click the color box to change the color. ∗ Background color. Sets the background color of the residues. Click the color box to change the color. • Trace colors (only DNA). Colors the residues according to the color conventions of chromatogram traces: A=green, C=blue, G=black, and T=red. Foreground color. Sets the color of the letter. Background color. Sets the background color of the residues. Find The Find function can be used for searching the sequence and is invoked by pressing Ctrl + Shift + F ( + Shift + F on Mac). Initially, specify the 'search term' to be found, select the type of search (see various options in the following) and finally click on the Find button. The first occurrence of the search term will then be highlighted. Clicking the find button again will find the next occurrence and so on. If the search string is found, the corresponding part of the sequence will be selected. • Search term. Enter the text or number to search for. The search function does not discriminate between lower and upper case characters.