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Version 5.0 details
Version 5.0 adds new capabilities and display options including pairwise alignment, import from the Ensembl database, support for directional TOPO® cloning, and improved tools for alignment to a reference DNA sequence.
Pairwise Alignment Pairs of DNA or protein sequences can be analyzed by local, global, or semi-global alignment. |
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Import from Ensembl Gene or transcript data from the Ensembl genome browser can now be imported directly into SnapGene. |
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Directional TOPO® Cloning A new interface simulates directional TOPO® cloning into topoisomerase-activated vectors. |
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Flexible Alignment to a Reference The interface for aligning to a reference DNA sequence has been enhanced. Controls for various display options are more intuitive, and alignment can be restricted to a designated strand or region of the reference sequence. |
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Draggable Nonaligned Ends For a sequence that has been partially aligned to a reference DNA sequence, the nonaligned end portions can now be dragged out and visualized. |
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Anza™ Enzymes The Anza™ enzyme system from Thermo Fisher (Invitrogen) has been incorporated into SnapGene’s enzyme database. |
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Customizable Background Color The background color for the SnapGene interface can be changed. |
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Visibility Controls for Feature Types Features can be shown or hidden based on feature type. |
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New Options for Amino Acids Amino acids in a translated feature can be set to lowercase, and a stretch of amino acids can be copied in 3-letter format. |
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Codon Frequencies Calculator A codon frequencies table can be generated for one or more translated features. |
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DNA-to-Protein Alignment Conversion A selected region of a DNA alignment can be translated to generate the corresponding protein alignment. |
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Intron Annotation for an Aligned cDNA When a cDNA is aligned to a reference genomic DNA sequence, the cDNA can be used to create a feature in which gaps are annotated as introns. |
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Extended Selection Endpoints in Maps Selections are now marked with extended lines, which clarify the selection endpoints and also enhance visibility for small selections. |
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Importer for DNASIS Files Files from the legacy DNASIS program are now recognized by SnapGene. |
Version 5.0.1 details
This version includes minor fixes and enhancements.
Version 5.0.2 details
This version provides additional fixes and enhancements, including long-term support for macOS 10.15 Catalina.
Version 5.0.3 details
This version provides additional stability enhancements.
Version 5.0.4 details
This version addresses various customer requests.
Version 5.0.5 details
This version provides minor enhancements and improved stability.
Version 5.0.6 details
This version improves performance and stability, and corrects a recently introduced error with GenBank file conversion.
Version 5.0.7 details
This version includes a variety of bug fixes and minor enhancements.
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