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Bulletin_# 81  ATTIMONELLI%VAXBA0.INFNET@EARN.IBOINFN 12 Feb 88 DNA Sequence Ana
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Subject: DNA Sequence Analysis software


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       The Molecular Biology groups of Bari use the ACNUC  and  GLORIA
       packages  designed  by the Biocomputing Group of the Department
       of Biochemestry and Molecular Biology of the University of Bari
       (Italy) (M.Attimonelli, C.  Lanave, S.  Liuni, G.Pesole).

       GLORIA package is devoted to the analysis of nucleic  acid  and
       protein sequences.
       This  software  is  user  friendly,  highly  transportable  and
       structured in modular mode.
       Although the  GLORIA  programme,  written  in  Fortran  77,  is
       presently in use on a VAX-Cluster with VMS operating system, it
       may be run on any 32bit-machine whith any operating system  and
       with a FORTRAN-standard compiler.
       GLORIA is highly  modular  structured.   This  physical  scheme
       allows anyone to insert new modules according simple rules.
       Graphic display of several results may be obtained through  the
       non standard GRAPHIC software working with Tektronix devices.
       The analysis becomes very effective when GLORIA works toghether
       with   the   ACNUC  database  (CABIOS  1985  1(3),  pp.167-172)
       containing EMBL and/or GenBank collections.  In addition it can
       be  used  to  analyze  aminoacid sequences from NBRF collection
       restructured in the ACNUC format.
       GLORIA  adds  to  the  algorithms  normally  included  in   the
       available analysis packages those regarding Molecular Evolution
       field.

       Both Gloria and ACNUC packages are available without costs  for
       University and non-profit organizations.

                                             Dr.  Marcella Attimonelli

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