Here are some entries from the Biocatalog - Unix soft only:
AC BC00155
NAME OSP
DOMAIN Oligomer design and synthesis
AUTHOR LaDeana Hillier
RA Hillier L, Green P.;
RT "OSP: A computer program for choosing PCR
RT and DNA sequencing primers.";
RL PCR Methods and Applications 1:124-128(1991).
RX Medline; 93113324.
RX SeqAnalRef; HILL9101.
ADDRESS Washington University Medical School
ADDRESS Department of Genetics, Box 8232, 4566 Scott,
ADDRESS St. Louis, MO 63110 USA.
CONTACT LaDeana Hillier lfw at elegans.wustl.edu
AC BC00159
NAME PRIMER - Stanford
DOMAIN Oligomer design and synthesis
AUTHOR Don Faulkner
SITE ftp anonymous jmullins.stanford.edu
SITE Directory /pub
(name given to differenciate from the MIT Primer prog)
More information at : http://www.ebi.ac.uk/biocat
Cheers,
Pat
In article <49g3mj$b1p at gazette.bcm.tmc.edu>, lovitt at bcm.tmc.edu (Corey
A. Lovitt) writes:
>I'm interested in tracking down unix-based software for isolating
>optimal
>primer sites from a given sequence. I've thus far been able to find
>'Primer v.2.2' by Richard Resnick at The Whitehead Institute/MIT
>Center
>for Genome Research and GCG's 'PRIME' tool. If anyone knows of
>additional software publically available - I'd really appreciate an FTP
>>site reference.
>>Thanks very much and Cheers,
>Corey
>>>Corey Lovitt Informatics Core, Human Genome Centre "I thought
>Toronto
>lovitt at bcm.tmc.edu Baylor College of Medicine was hot in
>July...."
>(713) 798-3735 1 Baylor Plaza
>fax: 798-5386 Houston, TX 77030
>>>
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