The creator of Serial Cloner, Franck Perez, contacted me recently to tell me that he had just released an excellent new version of the software and asked if I would relay this to our readers. Well, as a big fan of Serial Cloner I am only too happy to oblige.
If you do molecular biology and you haven’t tried our Serial Cloner, I’d urge you to give it a go. It is very intuitive and is packed with features; from basics like constructing importing sequences, constructing plasmid maps and restriction mapping, through more complex things like sequence alignment, Gateway cloning and siRNA design.
Among the many improvements Franck has made in this new version are:
•Automatic scanning for features in imported sequences
•Importing VectorNTI, Genbank, EMBL, ApE sequences with features
•Generation of MultiFasta formated sequence for Clustal submission
•Recovery of unsaved sequence in case of unexpected quit
•Impoved Import of NCBI/EMBL sequences (Web Access)
•Alignments via NCBI BLAST2seq
Check it out at http://serialbasics.free.fr/Serial_Cloner.html
If you do molecular biology and you haven’t tried our Serial Cloner, I’d urge you to give it a go. It is very intuitive and is packed with features; from basics like constructing importing sequences, constructing plasmid maps and restriction mapping, through more complex things like sequence alignment, Gateway cloning and siRNA design.
Among the many improvements Franck has made in this new version are:
•Automatic scanning for features in imported sequences
•Importing VectorNTI, Genbank, EMBL, ApE sequences with features
•Generation of MultiFasta formated sequence for Clustal submission
•Recovery of unsaved sequence in case of unexpected quit
•Impoved Import of NCBI/EMBL sequences (Web Access)
•Alignments via NCBI BLAST2seq
Check it out at http://serialbasics.free.fr/Serial_Cloner.html
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