In article <2be15b$oqe at terminator.rs.itd.umich.edu>,
cash at geneva.csmil.umich.edu (Howard Cash) wrote:
> Clint,
>> I tried to email you directly, but could not reach your host.
>> Several programs allow you to work with ABI trace files. The ones that come
> to mind are
>> SeqEd (Macintosh, Applied Biosystems, Foster City, CA)
> Inherit (Sun SPARC with Macintosh front end [Mac stand-alone version is in
> the works], also Applied Biosystems)
> SeqMan/LaserGene (Macintosh and, I think, PC versions, DNAStar, Madison, WI)
> Sequencher (Macintosh, Gene Codes Corp., Ann Arbor, MI)
> Generation (Sun SPARC, IntelliGenetics/Betagen, Inc., Mountain View, CA)
> XDAP and its revisions (SUN workstations, by Roger Staden, MRC, England)
>> I am biased, so my opinion must be suspect, but there has been discussion
> of these programs in this newsgroup and in the recent literature. I have
> phone numbers for most, if not all of the companies, so drop me a note if
> you want more information.
>
The new version of GeneJockey II (BioSoft) can also handle the ABI files in
a sequencing project or so I am told by their catalog. I have not tried it
yet for I am waiting on my demo disk (oohoo BioSoft, are you listening :-)
Maybe there is someone out there who could send me the Demo version of
GeneJockey or put it in a ftp site ?
Sincerely, Thon de Boer
