FinchTV For Mac

The popular way to view DNA sequence traces on Linux, Mac OS X, Windows, and Solaris. FinchTV started as the only chromatogram viewer that can display an entire trace in a scalable multipane view. It continues to lead with raw data views, regular expression searching, and multi-platform support.

Here are some key features of "FinchTV":

￭ View, edit, export, and print the reverse complement of the trace just as you can the forward orientation. ￭ View the raw unprocessed signal data from ABI files (not SCF) by invoking the "Raw Data" choice from the "View" menu. ￭ Selected bases or the entire sequence can be sent to your choice of 4 NCBI BLAST pages. ￭ Select a single base or range of bases and copy the base calls for use in another application. ￭ Allows changing base calls, inserting new bases and deleting bases. ￭ Commands allow you to change a range of bases to upper or lowercase, or convert them to N's or X's. ￭ Save your edits and share your file with other researchers. ￭ Search for a given sequence in the base calls of the trace (accepts regular expressions) ￭ Open SCF, ABI and gzipped chromatogram files. ￭ View in standard or wrapped mode. ￭ Scale the trace horizontally and vertically. ￭ Use different options for printing your trace. ￭ Export DNA sequence to FASTA text file. ￭ Open files by dropping the icon onto FinchTV window. ￭ Show and hide base calls, base numbers and quality values. ￭ View Chromatogram Info details. ￭ FinchTV also offers a direct link to the Geospiza website where you can access help documentation.