MacVector is a sequence analysis application for Macintosh computers that lets you manipulate, document and analyze DNA and protein sequences. You can use MacVector to create great looking plasmid maps, construct vectors and clones with a few simple clicks, design primers, align proteins, assemble sequences or even reconstruct phylogenetic relationships. MacVector is simple enough for undergraduate molecular biology students to use, but powerful enough to satisfy the demands of the most experienced principle investigators. MacVector is used by researchers in every major worldwide institution and has been cited in thousands of publications. If you are engaged in molecular biology research and own a Macintosh computer – you need MacVector.
Fully Functional For 21 Days!
Type your real name, real institutional email address and institution below, click Submit, and we will automatically send you a link to the MacVector trial installer. Please be careful with your typing to make sure the email is sent to the correct address. If you prefer to use a personal email address instead of your real institutional email address, then there will be a delay. Please note that “disposable” email addresses are not acceptable. Please use a real permanent email address. Otherwise if you haven’t received an email within a minute or two, please contact us at support@macvector.com
System requirements
MacVector requires a Macintosh computer running macOS 10.13 or later.
MacVector is a Universal Binary meaning that it will run natively on both Intel and Apple Silicon Macintosh computers.
After 21 days has passed, you can still run MacVector, but with reduced functionality. Learn more about MacVector Free .
Terms of the installation and uninstallation
You can read the End User Licensing Agreement.
After the trial has expired if you decide not to proceed with purchasing a license then you may uninstall the software by dragging the /Applications/MacVector/ folder to your trash.