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  • MacVector’s Scan For Missing Features tool makes beautiful plasmid maps easy!

    Scan for.. Missing Features: Sequences are automatically scanned and missing features displayed. A simple right-click converts them to a permanent feature. Even blank sequences will be displayed fully annotated with common features. You can even add your own proprietary features.

    Read more: MacVector’s Scan For Missing Features tool makes beautiful plasmid maps easy!
    Nov 15, 2017

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    Chris
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  • 101 things you (maybe) didn’t know about MacVector: #51 – Rapid assembly of genomes with Velvet and SPAdes

    Not so long ago, to assemble even a small genome with Next Generation Sequencing data required an array of clustered computers and a lot of patience. But improvements in algorithms and hardware mean that it is now realistic to assemble bacterial genomes, or even smaller eukaryotic genomes using MacVector on a modest laptop machine. MacVector…

    Read more: 101 things you (maybe) didn’t know about MacVector: #51 – Rapid assembly of genomes with Velvet and SPAdes
    Nov 13, 2017

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    Kevin
    in 101 Tips

  • MacVector 16: Our latest release takes automatic sequence annotation to a whole new level

    MacVector 16, our latest release, makes beautiful plasmid maps easier, and accurate de novo assembly achievable on your own desktop. Scan for.. Missing Features: Sequences are automatically scanned and missing features displayed. A simple right-click converts them to a permanent feature. Even blank sequences will be displayed fully annotated with common features. You can even…

    Read more: MacVector 16: Our latest release takes automatic sequence annotation to a whole new level
    Nov 7, 2017

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    Chris
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  • Testing pairs of primers with MacVector

    MacVector’s Primer Design tools makes it easy to test your primers. You can insert them directly from MacVector’s Primer Database or copy and paste them.

    Read more: Testing pairs of primers with MacVector
    Nov 3, 2017

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    admin
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  • Reference assembly with MacVector and Assembler

    MacVector has a plugin module called Assembler that integrates directly into the main package and provides sequence assembly functionality. Assembler was designed from the ground up to be easy to use and allow users to easily manage the large amount of data that sequencing generates nowadays. The Assembler interface is built around the Assembly Project…

    Read more: Reference assembly with MacVector and Assembler
    Nov 3, 2017

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    Chris
    in Techniques

  • A whole new way to design primers with MacVector’s Quicktest Primer

    QuickTest Primer completely changes the way primers can be designed on a computer. It simplifies primer design by showing your primer and its statistics in realtime. Does your primer have a hairpin? Nudge it along your template until the hairpin goes? Want to add a restriction site? Then add one and again nudge your primer…

    Read more: A whole new way to design primers with MacVector’s Quicktest Primer
    Oct 25, 2017

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    admin
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  • Get ready for the release of macOS High Sierra with a 30% discount on all MacVector upgrades

    macOS® High Sierra will be released Monday 25th of September. Whether you intend to upgrade early, or months later, you’ll be pleased to know that MacVector 15.5 (the current version) and MacVector 16 (our upcoming release) are both fully supported and compatible with macOS High Sierra. If you are running MacVector 15.5. MacVector 15.5 is…

    Read more: Get ready for the release of macOS High Sierra with a 30% discount on all MacVector upgrades
    Sep 20, 2017

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    Chris
    in Releases

  • What can MacVector do for your lab?

    Here’s an overview of what MacVector can do for you! Comparing sequences Whatever alignment your sequence needs, MacVector has the right tool. CRISPR Indel Analysis: Identify insertions and deletions following CRISPR editing of a target. Multiple sequence alignment of protein or DNA sequences using CLustalW/Muscle or T-Coffee and produce publication quality alignments. Sequence assembly of…

    Read more: What can MacVector do for your lab?
    Sep 12, 2017

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    Chris
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  • NIH Research Festival 2017

    The MacVector team will be at the NIH Research Festival this coming Thursday and Friday. We enjoy the tent show and look forward to meeting NIH MacVector users both new and old, and anybody who is interested in learning to use the easiest to use sequence analysis application for the Mac. Learn about the new…

    Read more: NIH Research Festival 2017
    Sep 11, 2017

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    Chris
    in Meetings

  • How to check the orientation of a ligated insert using MacVector’s Restriction Digest and Agarose Gel tools.

    How to check the orientation of a ligated insert using MacVector’s Restriction Digest and Agarose Gel tools.

    Read more: How to check the orientation of a ligated insert using MacVector’s Restriction Digest and Agarose Gel tools.
    Aug 18, 2017

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    Chris
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