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In article <1990Oct17.152359.18831@ra.src.umd.edu>, josip@ra.src.umd.edu (Josip Loncaric) writes:
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>My wife is looking for a program which could analyze data from restriction
>enzyme mapping experiments.  Essentially, she wants to deduce locations
>at which these enzymes cut DNA.  I'm not a bio/chemist, but it seems that
>a clever program could do this easily.  If you know of such a program,
>preferably for a Macintosh computer, could you let me know?
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>Thanks.
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>Josip Loncaric / SRC / U. of Maryland / <josip@ra.src.umd.edu>
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There's a lot of programs out there that will do what you want.
I think that they are also commercial programs. That is if you
want the program to analyze the band patterns from restriction
digests. If you just want to predict restriction sites from a DNA
sequence, there's lots of public domain programs around. One of the
better ones is DNA Strider. Feel free to get in touch if you want
more information.
Chris
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