I've been working with DNA Strider since about 1991 and still find it an excellent piece of software to work with. If I remember correctly it fitted easily on a 1.4 MB Floppy disc. It's quick and has NEVER crashed. The problem I now have is that my G4 Mac is still running System 10.1.5. Serial Cloner is a simple yet powerful and reliable molecular biology application designed for Windows, Linux and Macintosh computers. The application is capable of reading and writing DNA Strider-supported files and enables you to easily export and import files in the FASTA format. Xdna2 - DNA Strider file format utility This is the homepage for Xdna2, a set of tools to convert biological sequence data from and to the binary file format used by the popular MacOS X program “DNA Strider”.
. Current rating: 0. Your rating: not submitted Serial Cloner is a simple yet powerful and reliable molecular biology application designed for Windows, Linux and Macintosh computers.
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The application is capable of reading and writing DNA Strider-supported files and enables you to easily export and import files in the FASTA format. Serial Cloner also offers support fro files saved in the MacVector, Vector NTI, DNAstar, ApE, GenBank, and pDRAW32 formats. The program comes with a well-designed user interface and a series of powerful graphical tools that will simplify the construction steps and analysis tasks. The utility is able to handle Features and Annotations in the Graphic Map and in the sequence. Moreover, the utility will perform automatic scanning in order to discover sequence Features.
Serial Cloner enables you to create text restriction maps and easily format it to multi-frame translation. The program is also able to align protein sequences, open protein sequences, and reverse translate proteins with the aid of codon biais tables. Pros. The utility is able to support a vast array of formats. The program is packed with lost of powerful and useful tools.
. Part of the book series (MIMB, volume 25) Abstract In 1988, version 1.0 of DNA Strider by Christian Marck was described in Nucleic Acids Research ( ). It was the first DNA analysis program designed specifically for the Macintosh. Written in C language and compiled with the Apple MPW C compiler, the program ran extremely efficiently and was able to analyze sequences of up to 32,500 characters very quickly. It combined standard features of Macintosh programs with the classical types of analyses that molecular biologists require for handling sequence data. This program was distributed free of charge to anyone who requested it.