ToyData_10_50_1000.fna: Fasta file with 10 haplotypes, 50 basepairs in size.
In QSutils: Quasispecies Diversity

Fasta file that contains the sequence of 10 haplotypes used as examples in the QSutils package.

Fasta file format. Each sequence starts with the symbol ">" followed by the sequence ID. Subsequent lines correspond to the nucleotide sequences or peptide sequences.

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filepath<-system.file("extdata","ToyData_10_50_1000.fna", package="QSutils")
lst <- ReadAmplSeqs(filepath,type="DNA")
lst

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$nr
 [1] 464  62  39  27  37  16  33  54 248  20

$hseqs
DNAStringSet object of length 10:
     width seq                                              names               
 [1]    50 CACCCTGTGACCAGTGTGTGCGA...GTGCCCCGTTGGCATTGACTAT Hpl_0_0001|464|46.4
 [2]    50 CACTCTGTGACCAGTGTGTGCGA...GTGCCCCGTTGGCATTGACTAT Hpl_1_0001|62|6.2
 [3]    50 CACCCTGTGACCAGCGTGTGCGA...GTGCCCCGTTGGCATTGACTAT Hpl_1_0002|39|3.9
 [4]    50 CACCCTGTGACCAGTGTGTGCGA...GTGCCCCGTTGGCATTGACTAC Hpl_1_0003|27|2.7
 [5]    50 CACTCTGTGACCAGTGTGTGCGA...GTGCCCCGTTAGCATTGACTAT Hpl_2_0001|37|3.7
 [6]    50 CACTCGGTGACCAGTGTGCGTGA...GTGCCCCGTTGGCATTGACTAT Hpl_4_0001|16|1.6
 [7]    50 CACTCTGTGACCAGTGTGCGCGA...GTGCCCTGTCGGCATTGACTAT Hpl_5_0001|33|3.3
 [8]    50 CACTCTGTGATCAGTGTGCGCGA...GTGCCCTGCCGGCATCGACTAT Hpl_8_0001|54|5.4
 [9]    50 CACTCTGTGATCAGTGTGCGCGA...GTGCCCTGCCGGCATCGACTAC Hpl_9_0001|248|24.8
[10]    50 CACTCTGTGATCAGTGTGCGCGA...GTGCCCTGCCGGCACCGACTAC Hpl_10_0001|20|2