ApE - A plasmid Editor VS DNASTAR Lasergene

ApE - A plasmid Editor mentions (5)

• SNAP GENE

  My favorite free plasmid/cloning software is A Plasmid Editor (ApE). It's a bit old school, but so is Snapgene. Snapgene has a few extra bells and whistles and sometimes nicer graphics, but otherwise ApE has all the core functions you need. Source: about 1 year ago

• first stop codon

  If you're doing this for fun, you're fucking awesome. If you're doing it for the bio-data crunching, check out ApE . It can do what you're looking for and make nice looking presentable data. Source: over 1 year ago

• SnapGene Crashes

  We're not here to help you pirate software. Either pay, or use a legit freeware alternative. I've used A Plasmid Editor (ApE) for years, it's a great alternative and plenty powerful for doing basic in silico cloning. Source: over 1 year ago

• Looking for a program to find repeated DNA sequences in a gene

  ApE - A plasmid editor is a free program that you could use to open sequence files and then search for the sequences. Not great when you compare it to paid programs, but it works. Source: over 2 years ago

• Applied Molecular Genetics

  ApE is what I use to do both these things. Paste in the plasmid sequences, got these off Addgene but they may not be the exact ones y’all’re using pUC19 and pGFP Use ctrl+F to design a primer and then read the distance between them. Source: about 3 years ago

DNASTAR Lasergene mentions (0)