Vector NTI 6.0

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    Vector NTI® Suite v.6 expands upon the features of this industry-leading sequence analysis and data management program by adding enhanced internet connectivity that connects users with relevant websites directly from program applications without requiring a web browser. Expanded database capabilities allow the results of BLAST and Entrez searches to be saved for later use. Retrieved sequences also contain hyperlinks to the relevant internet databases. 3D-Mol, a desktop protein molecule viewer with a wide variety of display options and the ability to show structural comparisons between aligned protein sequences, has also been added.

    Vector NTI Suite consists of four major application programs: Vector NTI for mapping and illustration, primer design and analysis, and strategic recombinant design; BioPlot for protein and nucleic acid sequence analysis; AlignX for multiple sequence alignment; and ContigExpress for sequencing project management and fragment assembly.

    What's New in Version 6.0
    Text Pane now contains hotlinks to PubMed citations and other Web-based resources. A simple click on accession numbers found in the Text
    Pane will directly download sequences from NCBI into Vector NTI.
    Powerful Entrez search and citations viewer can be used to open and display PubMed and MedLine citations, either from those saved in the database or from hyperlinks. Citations saved in the database can be formatted for specific publications and quickly pasted as a bibliographic entry into a manuscript in preparation.
    Dedicated BLAST launcher and results viewer graphically maps and display's statistics for each High Scoring Pair. Text Pane displays BLAST hits as hyperlinks so a simple mouse click will download sequence files directly from NCBI. BLAST results and any downloaded hits can be saved to the database.
    New AlignX® blocks program can rapidly identify areas of similarity in multiple protein sequences and aid in manual sequence alignments.
    New Back-Translation utility allows one to convert a protein sequence to a DNA sequence using a variety of codon biases and degrees of ambiguity.
    New 3D-Mol for viewing .pdb and .ent protein structure files. Viewer links the sequence selection to its graphic.

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