In article <8F4D90DA2FraggleRock1yahoocom at 163.1.2.7> Fraggle_Rock_1 at yahoo.com (Fraggle_Rock) writes:
>From: Fraggle_Rock_1 at yahoo.com (Fraggle_Rock)
>Subject: Re: Restriction digest
>Date: 8 Jun 2000 13:12:35 GMT
>aweather at molbiol.ox.ac.uk (Aidan Weatherill) wrote in
><8F4CBD8D2FraggleRock1yahoocom at 163.1.2.7>:
>>I have a long bit of dna sequence, and I want a program that will search
>>for specified restriction sites, and report to me the number and the size
>>distribution of the fragments, anyone know of a sutable program?
>>>>I dont realy care where they are, I just want to know there distribution.
>>>>Cheers
>>>>Aidan
>Thanks for the replys so far, but I think the fact that the bit of dna I am
>analysing is 350KB long is throwing these web based programs.
>Is there a PC Program that will do the same as these online tools?
There are several. You may try Generunner which is now free and is found at
http://www.generunner.com/ if I remember well, in addition to displaying the
usual restriction map + statistics of cutters and non-cutters, it generates
fragments from your choice of restriction enzymes.
All the best
Francis
