[BiO BB] Windows (XP) sequence analysis software
Martin Gollery
mgollery at unr.edu
Tue Dec 10 13:07:57 EST 2002
I have used PHRAP, ClustalW, ClustalX, BLAST, Hmmer, seqweb, The Vector NTI
suite, Jellyfish, DNAstar, DeCypher, and HMMpro on windows, as well as many
others that I have probably forgotten.
Marty
Quoting "Julio.Harvey" <harvey at biology.ucsc.edu>:
> Hi,
>
> Graduate student in evolutionary biology seeks software suggestions for
> analyzing thesis data (nucleotide sequences) using Windows or (Red Hat)
> Linux.
>
> After years of using Macintosh based software to analyze my data, I am
> frustrated in my search for PC based equivalents.
>
> My needs and the Mac programs I have been using to satisfy them are as
> follows:
>
> 1) Assembly and editing of contigs from electropherogram data
> (bi-directional sequencing of cloned genes) generated.
>
> Currently use: AutoAssembler (Mac).
>
> 2) Alignment of edited gene sequence data in preparation for entry
> into PAUP.
>
> Currently use: Sequence Navigator (Applied Biosystems) or ClustalX
> (both Mac).
>
> 3) Analysis of sequence similarity and subsequent production of gene
> phylogenies using recent versions of PAUP (Swofford).
>
> Currently using PAUP versions for Mac.
>
>
>
> I would very much appreciate any advice leading to the acquisition of
> Windows or even 'windows like' (ie Red Hat) based programs to accomplish
> the above. I have heard of and (briefly) used the package "GCG" in the
> past but do not currently have the means to purchase the same.
>
> Do other such softwares exist or must I learn Unix or Linux to accomplish
> my goals?
>
> Many Sincere Thanks,
>
> Julio Harvey
>
>
>
>
>
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Martin Gollery
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University of Nevada at Reno
Dept. of Biochemistry / MS200
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