1.70 version of dbmutate that this parameter file is designed for. * Lines that begin with '*' are a comment. * Substitute the second 10 bases of an entry K02402 i10,21ggggcccccc * Inserts before base 0 are considered to be at base 0, and ones after the * end of the sequence are at the end of the sequence. Here is an insert * from -20 to 1 of 10 bases followed by a deletion later: K02402 i-20,1ggggcccccc d61,70 * This kind of double insert and deletion of the same length is useful for * checking inserts and deletions by using the Unix diff program, because * only one line changes. * This one deletes the first 10 bases and makes a compensating insert: K02402 d-5,10.i20,21ggggcccccc * note that the instruction parts are separated by a period above. * Replace exactly 10 bases: K02402 i10,21cccgggcccc * Delete exactly 10 bases: K02402 i10,21 * set the from-to range: @ fromrange -25 @ torange +5