most programs to assemble contigs from trace files on the Mac can do
that job - e.g. Sequencher. But they are all fairly expensive. I
think that "trev" from the Staden package (which runs on a UNIX
server - and its free) together with a X-Windows server program on
the Mac are the best solution.
Best regards, Bernd
>Dear colleagues,
>
>today, one of our customers asked me for a Mac-based program for editing
>her DNA sequence data. We are currently using for ourself the Editview Ver.
>1.0.1 from PE on our Macs. Two features I miss in Editview are a freely
>scalable Y axis like in the PC program Chromas as well as an option for
>searching a distinct sequence motif or even the next N in the sequence.
>For this reasons, I should like to know: Are there any free- or shareware
>alternatives for Editview on the Mac? What's your impression about them?
>Any suggestions are highly appreciated.
>Thanks in advance.
>
>Yours sincerely,
>Marcus Macht
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>Dr. Marcus Macht
>University of Cologne
>Centre for molecular medicine - Service laboratory
>Joseph-Stelzmann-Str. 52
>50931 Cologne, Germany
>Tel.: +49 221 478-6995
>Fax: +49 221 478-6977
>e-mail: Marcus.Macht@uni-koeln.de
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