#! perl -slw use strict; my @seqs = ( "CAG GTR CAG CTG AAG SAG TCA GG", "GAK GTG CAG CTT CAG CAG TCR GG", ); for my $seq ( @seqs ) { print $seq; $seq =~ tr[ ][_]; $seq =~ s[R][{A,G}]g; $seq =~ s[S][{C,G}]g; $seq =~ s[K][{G,T}]g; tr[_][ ] and print "\t$_" while glob $seq; } __END__ CAG GTR CAG CTG AAG SAG TCA GG CAG GTA CAG CTG AAG CAG TCA GG CAG GTA CAG CTG AAG GAG TCA GG CAG GTG CAG CTG AAG CAG TCA GG CAG GTG CAG CTG AAG GAG TCA GG GAK GTG CAG CTT CAG CAG TCR GG GAG GTG CAG CTT CAG CAG TCA GG GAG GTG CAG CTT CAG CAG TCG GG GAT GTG CAG CTT CAG CAG TCA GG GAT GTG CAG CTT CAG CAG TCG GG

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