ChromasPro

Current Version: 1.42
Beta Test Version: 1.49

ChromasPro includes most of the functionality of Chromas and some powerful new features.

  • Open and save sequences in Applied Biosystems, Staden Chromatogram (SCF), FASTA, EMBL, GenBank, SwissProt, GenPept, GCG RSF and plain text formats.
  • Assemble overlapping sequences into a consensus and automatically display ambiguities for editing.
  • View Genescan genotype files.
  • Generate restriction site and fragment maps, and list cutters, non-cutters and fragments.
  • Map open reading frames, aided by a G+C frame plot, and translate ORFs instantly.
  • Print chromatograms, restriction site and fragment maps, and open reading frame maps.
  • Perform nucleotide and protein BLAST searches through the NCBI web site.
  • Perform multiple alignments by interfacing with ClustalW.
  • Reverse & complement sequences and chromatograms.
  • Search for sequences by exact matching or optimal alignment.
  • Display translations when editing nucleotide sequences.
  • Perform reverse translations and plot nucleotide degeneracy.
  • Plot hydrophilicity and antigenicity of proteins.
  • Copy an image of a chromatogram section for pasting into documents or presentations.

 


Sequence assembly


Restriction site map

ChromasPro requires Windows 95/NT4.0 or later. Two versions are available:

  • Version 1.42, the current stable version (download 467kb)
  • Version 1.49, a beta test version with fast assembly (download 466kb)
  • Registered users do not need to re-enter the license key after upgrading.

    Windows Vista users: if the installer does not run, right-click it and check "Run this program as an administrator" under Properties, Compatibility.

    ChromasPro is fully functional for a period of 60 days while unregistered. The registration fee is US$240 for a single user, and includes all future upgrades free of charge. ChromasPro can be registered by purchase order or online through share-it.

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