Import sequences in batch
How can I import sequences in batch in my database?
Nucleic acid or amino acid sequences, from import and assembly over multiple alignment to annotation, SNP analysis, primer design and comparison of complete chromosomes.
Sequences
More exciting features of the Alignment window
General functionality in the Alignment window
Edit a multiple alignment in the Comparison window
Create a multiple alignment in the Comparison window
Sequences from clone libraries
It is possible to assemble the reads from a sequencer (trace files) into a large number of contigs?
Sequence trace file location
I recently bought a new computer and transferred my local BioNumerics database (mainly containing sequence data) to this new PC. I copied the database folder, together with the AB trace files. It looks like the transfer is successful, since I can open the database and run comparisons with the sequence data. However, if I now open Assembler for a sequence already present in the database, the traces do not show anymore. What should I do to be able to edit the assemblies again?
Edit sequences in a multiple alignment
It would be very useful to be able to correct sequences in a multiple alignment. Is this possible in BioNumerics?
Batch assembly & alignment data
A set of raw sequencer trace files in .scf format, representing partial sequences of the haemagglutinin (HA) and neuraminidase (NA) genes from influenza A virus strains. Additional template files and strain information is included.