"Jonathan Warawa" <jwarawa at ucalgary.ca> writes:
> I would like to find out if there is software to convert a genome into open
> reading frames so that it can be analyzed for mass spectroscopy. Is there
> such a series of tools out there that does not require that I manually do
> this (which is unrealistic to say the least).
It is a fairly straightforward exercise to write a perl script to do this;
I I expect that if you try typing some relevant keywords into Google you
will stumble across one fairly quickly.
You might also try downloading Glimmer-2.1 from TIGR, now that they have gone
"Open Source."
-- Gordon D. Pusch
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