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SnapGene is the most popular
cloning tool for a reason. It’s fast, smart and extremely
user-friendly
- Intuitive
technology identifies design flaws in cloning procedures so they can be
corrected
- Simulate standard
PCR using your own primers, or allow SnapGene to design them
automatically
- Specialised cloning
tools ensure fast accurate construct design for all major molecular
cloning techniques
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Verify your project design and
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Automatically View Plasmid
Features
- Annotate features
on your plasmids using SnapGene’s curated feature database or
your own custom features
- Display enzyme
sites, features, primers, ORFs, translations and more on plasmid maps
or in detail on the sequence view
- Customize your maps
with flexible annotation and visualization controls
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Check Your Sequences with
Alignment Tools
- Validate your
sequenced constructs match your simulated construct using the powerful
Align to Reference tool
- Align
sequences using trusted algorithms for pairwise and multiple
alignments, including Clustal Omega, MAFFT, MUSCLE and T-Coffee
- Assemble Sanger
sequencing reads into complete contigs using CAP3
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Realistic Agarose Gel
Simulations
- Visualise exactly
what you will see in the lab with SnapGene’s empirically
based gel simulation algorithm
- Flexible
configuration of all gel elements, including number of lanes, %
agarose, running time and a full set of MW markers
- Record and identify
your band of interest with detailed fragment information for each lane
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Configured
for automatic documentation and easy data exchange
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Automatically Create a
Graphical History
- Record experimental
procedures and changes to documents visually
- Show history colors
in history, map and sequence views
- Fully resurrectable
sequence history embedded in the document
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Convert and Share Data
- Store, search,
share and organize your sequences, files and maps
- Work
collaboratively with sequences in collections stored on sharable
drives, servers or cloud services
- Easily read and
export sequences, annotations and other metadata from many common file
formats
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