
MEGA is an easy-to-use sequence alignment/editor and free for MAC with similar tools as BioEdit. It also contains tools for distance and phylogenetic analysis, but it is not a complete 'workbench. Download: https://guangchuangyu.github.io/2016/03/yet-an-unofficial-bioedit-for-osx/. Bioedit is a DNA/protein sequence editor program designed for windows. This is first video in of series of videos targeted to introduce different functions o. Runs on Mac OS X 10.10 or later. To start Chimera on 10.15 (Catalina) or later, you need to right-click (or control-click) on the app icon and choose 'Open' from the popup menu. This is only necessary the first time you use it.
- Bioedit 7.2
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- Runs in Windows (XP, Vista, 7, 8, and 10) and Mac (OS X v10.5 and above) 
 - Highlights restriction sites in the editing window 
 - Accurately reflects Dam/Dcm blocking of enzyme sites 
 - Highlights text using pre-defined and custom feature libraries 
 - Shows translation, Tm, %GC, ORF of selected DNA in real-time 
 - Reads DNA Strider, Fasta, Genbank and EMBL files 
 - Saves files as DNA Strider-compatible or Genbank file format 
 - Highlights and draws graphic maps using feature annotations from genbank and embl files 
 - Directly BLASTs selected sequence at NCBI or wormbase 
 
 
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- Text map shows DNA sequence, translation, and features as text-based graphics 
 
 
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Bioedit 7.2
- Creates graphic restriction maps- linear or circular with features indicated 
 - Connects graphic and text features with hyperlink double click 
 - Saves graphics as encapsulated postscript or scalable vector graphics 
 - Copy and save graphics as Windows metafiles (MS Windows only) 
 
 
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- Virtual restriction digest 
 - Draws pre-defined and user-defined DNA ladders 
 - Connects bands to text by double-click 
 
 
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- Reads ABI sequencing trace files 
 - Sequences in ABI traces can be aligned directly to a reference sequence, with the alignment hyperlinked back to te trace. 
 
 
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- Selects sites matching multiple criteria (union/intersection- cut frequency, site type) in all open windows 
 - Selects sites that cut more often in one sequence than another (for snip-SNP detection or diagnostic digests) 
 - Has user defined enzyme grouping to distiguish eg. enzymes currently in stock. 
 - Allows users to define new enzymes by name and recognition site 
 - Imports DNA Strider format files (simple enzyme, site lists) available from REBASE 
 
 
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Other Features: | - Most analysis windows are hyperlinked to their corresponding sequences, including: 
- Graphic Maps 
 - Text maps 
 - Virtual Digests 
 - Alignments (including ABI sequences) 
 - Silent Sites 
 - Translation 
 - Primer Find 
 
  - Uses custom feature definition libraries, which allow: 
- Quick annotation of sequence 
 - Quick searching and highlighting of all available primers that you (or others) have that hybridize to a sequence 
 - Sequence to be annotated and visualized in multiple ways quickly and efficiently 
 - Graphic maps that show primer binding sites and all interesting sequence features 
 
  - Translates sequences with optional DNA alignment 
 - Finds potential primers matching user criteria (length, Tm, %GC, self/other complementarity) 
 - Aligns two DNA sequences (or any combination of sequence and ABI trace), with the alignment hyperlinked to the original sequence 
 - Finds translationally silent restriction sites 
 - Draws graphic ORF maps 
 
 
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