With the introduction of the Cloning Clipboard in MacVector 12.7 (coming soon) both single step and Multisite Gateway cloning can be easily designed, replicated and documented. The Cloning Clipboard allows you to assemble fragments by dragging compatible ends of digested fragments together to form new fragments. Every digest operation in a sequence window will place [...]
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- Re: How to export feature table from Mac Vector to excel?
Thank you for your help. It's not a direct way but it's works!
5/03/13 08:03 by Franck - Re: How to export feature table from Mac Vector to excel?
Hi Franck, There is no direct way. However, MacVector will export to the Sequin table format. This is a tab delimited file(...)
4/03/13 04:03 by Chris - Re: How do I perform self-ligations using click cloning?
This is now possible with the new Cloning Clipboard in MacVector 12.7. select the enzyme recognition site you want to(...)
10/12/12 10:12 by Chris - Re: Importing features from a Genome Browser
MacVector 12.6 has been out for a few weeks now. Any feedback from any users who've imported features would be very(...)
26/07/12 09:07 by Chris - Re: Graphic Maps in MV 8.1.1
Hi guys I am very much overwhelmed by the post of yours I had a great time reading it.
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