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 <p> 
 Other programs in the blat suite are: 
 <ul> 
   <li> 
   <a href="#pslSortUsage">pslSort</a> &ndash; combines and sorts the output of multiple blat runs. 
   The blat default output format is <a href="../../FAQ/FAQformat.html#format2">psl</a>.</li> 
   <li> 
   <a href="#pslRepsUsage">pslReps</a> &ndash; selects the best alignments for a particular query 
   sequence, using a &quot;near best in genome&quot; approach.</li> 
   <li> 
   <a href="#pslPrettyUsage">pslPretty</a> &ndash; converts alignments from psl format, which is a 
   tab-delimited format that does not include the bases themselves, to a more readable alignment 
   format.</li>  
   <li> 
   <a href="#faToTwoBitUsage">faToTwoBit</a> &ndash; converts 
-  <a href="http://genetics.bwh.harvard.edu/pph/FASTA.html" target="_blank">fasta</a> format sequence
+  <a href="https://arep.med.harvard.edu/seqanal/fasta.html" target="_blank">fasta</a> format sequence
   files to the dense, randomly accessible <a href="../../FAQ/FAQformat.html#format7">.2bit</a> 
   format that gfClient can use.</li> 
   <li> 
   <a href="#twoBitToFaUsage">twoBitToFa</a> &ndash; converts from .2bit format back to fasta
   format.</li>
   <li> 
   <a href="#faToNibUsage">faToNib</a> &ndash; converts from fasta to the somewhat less dense, 
   randomly accessible <a href="../../FAQ/FAQformat.html#format8">.nib</a> format that predated .2bit
   format. Note that each .nib file can contain only a single sequence.</li>  
   <li> 
   <a href="#nibFragUsage">nibFrag</a> &ndash; converts portions of a .nib file back to fasta 
   format.</li>
 </ul> 
 <p> 
 Usage details for each of the above programs are described in the sections below. For all programs