DIGESTScans DNA sequence files for restriction sites | |
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- License:
- Freeware
- Publisher Name:
- Ramin Charles Nakisa
- Operating Systems:
- Windows All
- File Size:
- 81 KB
DIGEST Tags
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DIGEST Description
DIGEST application was developed to be a small tool that scans DNA sequence files for restriction sites. It prompts the user to specify which enzymes to cut with, and if they are in the enzyme database file WISCONSI.920 it writes out the positions of all the cuts and sorts the fragments by size. The program has been written to resemble the GCG MAPSORT program as closely as possible, both in terms of user input and program output. I thought this would make the program more user-friendly for molecular biologists who have probably been weaned on GCG.
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