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| - | + | <p><b> Having trouble with finding the best enzymes for your cut sites? </b></p> | |
| - | + | <p><b> Here is our cutsultant software that will potentially suggest you the optimal enzyme! </b></p> | |
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| + | <p><b>Description:</b> | ||
| + | Currently there are few websites that give you only cut sites, however we heard that many synthetic biologists struggle with obtaining optimized enzymes | ||
| + | Cutsultant is a python script created to expedite the process of finding restriction enzymes that produce the most optimal digestions. Using Biopython's restriction enzyme package, as well as user-inputted sequences and available restriction enzymes Cutsultant can use one or two sequences (typically a plasmid and/or a plasmid with an insert) and generate lists of enzymes that produce an optimal cut based on a a few parameters, such as number of cuts, minimum band length, maximum band length, and differentiability of bands. </p> | ||
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Revision as of 04:07, 17 October 2014
Having trouble with finding the best enzymes for your cut sites?
Here is our cutsultant software that will potentially suggest you the optimal enzyme!
Description: Currently there are few websites that give you only cut sites, however we heard that many synthetic biologists struggle with obtaining optimized enzymes Cutsultant is a python script created to expedite the process of finding restriction enzymes that produce the most optimal digestions. Using Biopython's restriction enzyme package, as well as user-inputted sequences and available restriction enzymes Cutsultant can use one or two sequences (typically a plasmid and/or a plasmid with an insert) and generate lists of enzymes that produce an optimal cut based on a a few parameters, such as number of cuts, minimum band length, maximum band length, and differentiability of bands.
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