GenomeCompiler For Mac

GenomeCompiler is an OS X research application designed to speed up the process when working with genetic engineering projects.

The suite comes with extensive import capabilities, integrates a sample library, enables you to compile genomes and make annotations, and also includes straightforward sharing options.

For your convenience, GenomeCompiler can import data files created by some of the most popular genetics apps out there: Vector NTI, SnapGene, Geneious, APE, PlasmaDNA, CloneManager, Serial Cloner, DNAStar (Lasergene), or pDRAW32.

Moreover, the utility can import data saved to .txt files, or to the Genbank or FASTA format. GenomeCompiler can import primers and QC alignments, or extract content from online sources (NCBI or IGEM).

To help you get started, GenomeCompiler comes with a collection of sample projects that cover various subjects. On the other hand, the utility enables you to start cloning experiments and employ your library content to create simulations while using either the Restriction Ligation or the Gibson Assembly techniques.

Within the GenomeCompiler library, you get to manage your primers and include the ones designed on your own.

To streamline the procedures, you get to use GenomeCompiler to visualize various genome sequences and employ the auto-notation function. You may also add your own annotations to the library, or attach personal comments.

Worth mentioning is that GenomeCompiler integrates an RBS calculator, ORF detection, enables you to view the full genomes, and allows you to access the Sigma-Aldrich, AddGene, and Synberc repositories.

GenomeCompiler brings to the table a well-organized working space where you get to quickly import genome sequences, analyze various situations, and simulate the outcome of your projects.

At the same time, the GenomeCompiler developers provide online a collection of video tutorials that can help you learn more about how the app works, how can you import or manage genome data, how can you share your projects and collaborate with your colleagues, and much more.