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Sign in to your Genome Compiler account. Robert Sidney Cox. PHD Candidate, California Institute of Technology. I am excited to use Genome Compiler's combinatorial tools to plan my library assembly.SIGN UP & LOG IN
Sign in to your Genome Compiler account. GENOME COMPLIER END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT. IMPORTANT INFORMATION - PLEASE READ CAREFULLY: this Genome Compiler License Agreement (this “License Agreement”) is the legal agreement between you (either an individual or an entity) and Genome Compiler Corporation (“Genome Compiler”) with regard to Genome Compiler’s website (the “Website”) ALIGN MULTIPLE SEQUENCES Align multiple sequences a.k.a QC Alignment. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide:-See section 1.22 for Sequence Alignment.In order to align sequences in SnapGene you should open your sequence and then select “Tools”-”Align Multiple Sequences” in the main menu (Figure 3.4.10.1).Alternatively, press the "Show Alignment" button from themain
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EDITING ALIGNMENT SEQUENCES Editing the Alignment Sequences. Aligned sequences can only be edited via right click menus in the following ways: If an addition exists in the aligned sequence, either select “Add to template” or “Delete from alignment” (Figure 1.24.5.1 ). Figure 1.24.5.1: Addition in alignment. If a gap exists in the aligned sequence, either select IMPORTING ALIGNMENTS 2) Via the alignment tool in the opened template project. You can import sequences to align by first opening your template project where you would like to run the alignment. Then open the alignment tool settings, by clicking on the "Align" button in the tool bar. See section 1.24.1 for details. Then upload your alignment sequences byselecting
RESTRICTION ANALYSIS 3.3.6 Restriction Analysis. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.17 for Managing Restriction Sites.. See section 1.18 for Virtual Digest.. In ApE, after opening a molecule you should open the “Enzyme Selection Dialog” to select the appropriate enzymes and then open the “Digestion window” to view the results. ANNOTATE FEATURES USING LIBRARY 3.3.5 Annotate Features Using Library a.k.a Auto annotations. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.25 for Auto annotations.. In ApE you can go to “Features” – ”Annotate Features Using Library” from the main menu (Figure 3.3.5.1) to search for annotations from the ApE providedlibrary.
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3.3.9 Sequence Alignment. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.24 for Sequence Alignment.. In ApE in order to align sequences you should first open all the files and choose the reference sequence as well IMPORTING AND ADDING PRIMERS TO PRIMER LIBRARIES Importing Primers from your computer. You can import primers from your computer to a Primer Library by: Either, selecting the "Import" button in the Materials box and then selecting "Primers" (Figure 1.20.2.1).. Or by selecting "Import primers" through the File Menu --> Import (Figure 1.20.2.2).. Or by right clicking on a Primer Library folder in the Materials box and selecting "ImportSIGN UP & LOG IN
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EDITING ALIGNMENT SEQUENCES Editing the Alignment Sequences. Aligned sequences can only be edited via right click menus in the following ways: If an addition exists in the aligned sequence, either select “Add to template” or “Delete from alignment” (Figure 1.24.5.1 ). Figure 1.24.5.1: Addition in alignment. If a gap exists in the aligned sequence, either select IMPORTING ALIGNMENTS 2) Via the alignment tool in the opened template project. You can import sequences to align by first opening your template project where you would like to run the alignment. Then open the alignment tool settings, by clicking on the "Align" button in the tool bar. See section 1.24.1 for details. Then upload your alignment sequences byselecting
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3.3.9 Sequence Alignment. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.24 for Sequence Alignment.. In ApE in order to align sequences you should first open all the files and choose the reference sequence as well IMPORTING AND ADDING PRIMERS TO PRIMER LIBRARIES Importing Primers from your computer. You can import primers from your computer to a Primer Library by: Either, selecting the "Import" button in the Materials box and then selecting "Primers" (Figure 1.20.2.1).. Or by selecting "Import primers" through the File Menu --> Import (Figure 1.20.2.2).. Or by right clicking on a Primer Library folder in the Materials box and selecting "ImportSIGN UP & LOG IN
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UNDERSTANDING GENOME COMPILER'S TERMINOLOGY Sub-Annotations. Sub-annotations are not drag and droppable as they are not "parts" on the main DNA layer. They are merely a way to highlight and visualise stretches of DNA sequence. Sub-annotations can easily be created by the user (see section 2.4) or by Genome Compiler's auto annotation engine (see section 1.25).. Feature Keys can also be assigned to these sub annotations and the Sub OVERVIEW OF GENOME COMPILER USER INTERFACE 1.2.1 Overview of Genome Compiler User Interface. The opening screen of the software (Figure 1.2.1.1) includes the materials box, editing toolbar and grid to help you get started.Included are options for importing data, starting new projects, viewing sample projects andmore!
IMPORTING AND ADDING PRIMERS TO PRIMER LIBRARIES Importing Primers from your computer. You can import primers from your computer to a Primer Library by: Either, selecting the "Import" button in the Materials box and then selecting "Primers" (Figure 1.20.2.1).. Or by selecting "Import primers" through the File Menu --> Import (Figure 1.20.2.2).. Or by right clicking on a Primer Library folder in the Materials box and selecting "Import CLONING | GENOME COMPILER MANUAL Step 2: Destination Vector. Your recipient plasmid needs to be in the Materials box. If it is not already in our library, you can import it (more on our import feature in section 1.4), or find it in the NCBI database (more on NCBI search in section 1.9).Once your plasmid is in the Materials box, find it using the search in the Materials box (seesection 1.7).
PROJECT ANNOTATIONS
A table will appear in a new tab under "Annotations" (Figure 1.26.3).The annotations shown are the main annotations in green as well as sub annotations in white (see sections 1.25 for auto annotations & 2.4 for manual annotations). GENOME COMPILER LIBRARY 1.3.1 Genome Compiler Library. This library comes with thousands of preloaded genomes, plasmids, and parts from many databases including Addgene, iGEM, Sigma Alrich, Synberc and more. These libraries can be found in the Materials box by expanding the "Library" folder (Figure1.3.1.1 ).
VIEWING AND EDITING ANNOTATIONS 1.25.5 Viewing and Editing Annotations. The auto annotation results will be added to the Annotations summary table which will open automatically upon the completion of the auto annotation (Figure 1.25.5.1).This table contains a list of all the annotations detected in the project alongside the main and manually added annotations. CUSTOMIZING THE WORKSPACE LAYOUT Split and Expanded View. You can choose between two different views to visualize projects, split view or expanded view. The split view shows DNA on the left pane and the circular or linear view on the right pane (Figure 1.2.3.7 ). Alternatively, the expanded view allows you to select one view which fills the whole screen (Figure 1.2.3.8 ).IMPORT FROM GENBANK
Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: - See section 1.8 for NCBI nucleotide search and import. In SnapGene you can import a sequence from GenBank by specifying the accession number. In order to open the “Import from GenBank” dialogue (Figure 3.4.5.1) you should open the “File” drop downmenu and
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EDITING ALIGNMENT SEQUENCES Editing the Alignment Sequences. Aligned sequences can only be edited via right click menus in the following ways: If an addition exists in the aligned sequence, either select “Add to template” or “Delete from alignment” (Figure 1.24.5.1 ). Figure 1.24.5.1: Addition in alignment. If a gap exists in the aligned sequence, either select IMPORTING ALIGNMENTS 2) Via the alignment tool in the opened template project. You can import sequences to align by first opening your template project where you would like to run the alignment. Then open the alignment tool settings, by clicking on the "Align" button in the tool bar. See section 1.24.1 for details. Then upload your alignment sequences byselecting
RESTRICTION ANALYSIS 3.3.6 Restriction Analysis. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.17 for Managing Restriction Sites.. See section 1.18 for Virtual Digest.. In ApE, after opening a molecule you should open the “Enzyme Selection Dialog” to select the appropriate enzymes and then open the “Digestion window” to view the results. ANNOTATE FEATURES USING LIBRARY 3.3.5 Annotate Features Using Library a.k.a Auto annotations. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.25 for Auto annotations.. In ApE you can go to “Features” – ”Annotate Features Using Library” from the main menu (Figure 3.3.5.1) to search for annotations from the ApE providedlibrary.
VIEWING AND EDITING ANNOTATIONS PRIMER SUMMARY TABLE The Paired Primer Summary Table (Figure 1.19.7.4) displays all the primer pairs from the project and the same criteria as before in addition to the PCR product size and the melting temperature difference. Click the product size to see the PCR product of the primer pair. You can unpair a primer pair by selecting it and clicking"Detach Pair".
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EDITING ALIGNMENT SEQUENCES Editing the Alignment Sequences. Aligned sequences can only be edited via right click menus in the following ways: If an addition exists in the aligned sequence, either select “Add to template” or “Delete from alignment” (Figure 1.24.5.1 ). Figure 1.24.5.1: Addition in alignment. If a gap exists in the aligned sequence, either select IMPORTING ALIGNMENTS 2) Via the alignment tool in the opened template project. You can import sequences to align by first opening your template project where you would like to run the alignment. Then open the alignment tool settings, by clicking on the "Align" button in the tool bar. See section 1.24.1 for details. Then upload your alignment sequences byselecting
RESTRICTION ANALYSIS 3.3.6 Restriction Analysis. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.17 for Managing Restriction Sites.. See section 1.18 for Virtual Digest.. In ApE, after opening a molecule you should open the “Enzyme Selection Dialog” to select the appropriate enzymes and then open the “Digestion window” to view the results. ANNOTATE FEATURES USING LIBRARY 3.3.5 Annotate Features Using Library a.k.a Auto annotations. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.25 for Auto annotations.. In ApE you can go to “Features” – ”Annotate Features Using Library” from the main menu (Figure 3.3.5.1) to search for annotations from the ApE providedlibrary.
VIEWING AND EDITING ANNOTATIONS PRIMER SUMMARY TABLE The Paired Primer Summary Table (Figure 1.19.7.4) displays all the primer pairs from the project and the same criteria as before in addition to the PCR product size and the melting temperature difference. Click the product size to see the PCR product of the primer pair. You can unpair a primer pair by selecting it and clicking"Detach Pair".
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CLONING | GENOME COMPILER MANUAL Step 2: Destination Vector. Your recipient plasmid needs to be in the Materials box. If it is not already in our library, you can import it (more on our import feature in section 1.4), or find it in the NCBI database (more on NCBI search in section 1.9).Once your plasmid is in the Materials box, find it using the search in the Materials box (seesection 1.7).
GENOME COMPILER LIBRARY 1.3.1 Genome Compiler Library. This library comes with thousands of preloaded genomes, plasmids, and parts from many databases including Addgene, iGEM, Sigma Alrich, Synberc and more. These libraries can be found in the Materials box by expanding the "Library" folder (Figure1.3.1.1 ).
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A table will appear in a new tab under "Annotations" (Figure 1.26.3).The annotations shown are the main annotations in green as well as sub annotations in white (see sections 1.25 for auto annotations & 2.4 for manual annotations). AUTO ANNOTATING SEQUENCES Step 2 - Add or import parts to the auto annotation folder. From an opened project select the appropriate part, right click and select "Add to annotation library" (Figure 2.1.2 ). You will then be prompted to select which custom folder to save the part to. Figure 2.1.2: Add parts to auto annotation library from project. Or batch import partsIMPORTING PRIMERS
This feature allows you to import primers to a Primary Library without initially adding them to a project. Instructions on how to import primers is also covered in section 1.20.2.. After they are imported into a Primer Library you can then attach them to your project (see section 1.20.3 for how to attach primers).. You can import primers to a Primer Library by:IMPORT FROM GENBANK
Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: - See section 1.8 for NCBI nucleotide search and import. In SnapGene you can import a sequence from GenBank by specifying the accession number. In order to open the “Import from GenBank” dialogue (Figure 3.4.5.1) you should open the “File” drop downmenu and
PRIMER SUMMARY TABLE The Paired Primer Summary Table (Figure 1.19.7.4) displays all the primer pairs from the project and the same criteria as before in addition to the PCR product size and the melting temperature difference. Click the product size to see the PCR product of the primer pair. You can unpair a primer pair by selecting it and clicking"Detach Pair".
SEQUENCE ALIGNMENT
3.3.9 Sequence Alignment. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.24 for Sequence Alignment.. In ApE in order to align sequences you should first open all the files and choose the reference sequence as well ATTACHING PRIMERS TO A PROJECT Step 3: Viewing Results and Choosing Primers to Attach. After selecting the "Find primer" button the Results tab in the Attach Primers dialog will expand and list all of the primers that match the project according to your search settings. The primer name, strand, location, Tm, primer sequence and root library will be displayed inthe table.
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IMPORTING ALIGNMENTS 2) Via the alignment tool in the opened template project. You can import sequences to align by first opening your template project where you would like to run the alignment. Then open the alignment tool settings, by clicking on the "Align" button in the tool bar. See section 1.24.1 for details. Then upload your alignment sequences byselecting
EDITING ALIGNMENT SEQUENCES Editing the Alignment Sequences. Aligned sequences can only be edited via right click menus in the following ways: If an addition exists in the aligned sequence, either select “Add to template” or “Delete from alignment” (Figure 1.24.5.1 ). Figure 1.24.5.1: Addition in alignment. If a gap exists in the aligned sequence, either select RESTRICTION ANALYSIS 3.3.6 Restriction Analysis. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.17 for Managing Restriction Sites.. See section 1.18 for Virtual Digest.. In ApE, after opening a molecule you should open the “Enzyme Selection Dialog” to select the appropriate enzymes and then open the “Digestion window” to view the results. ANNOTATE FEATURES USING LIBRARY 3.3.5 Annotate Features Using Library a.k.a Auto annotations. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.25 for Auto annotations.. In ApE you can go to “Features” – ”Annotate Features Using Library” from the main menu (Figure 3.3.5.1) to search for annotations from the ApE providedlibrary.
VIEWING AND EDITING ANNOTATIONS PRIMER SUMMARY TABLE The Paired Primer Summary Table (Figure 1.19.7.4) displays all the primer pairs from the project and the same criteria as before in addition to the PCR product size and the melting temperature difference. Click the product size to see the PCR product of the primer pair. You can unpair a primer pair by selecting it and clicking"Detach Pair".
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IMPORTING ALIGNMENTS 2) Via the alignment tool in the opened template project. You can import sequences to align by first opening your template project where you would like to run the alignment. Then open the alignment tool settings, by clicking on the "Align" button in the tool bar. See section 1.24.1 for details. Then upload your alignment sequences byselecting
EDITING ALIGNMENT SEQUENCES Editing the Alignment Sequences. Aligned sequences can only be edited via right click menus in the following ways: If an addition exists in the aligned sequence, either select “Add to template” or “Delete from alignment” (Figure 1.24.5.1 ). Figure 1.24.5.1: Addition in alignment. If a gap exists in the aligned sequence, either select RESTRICTION ANALYSIS 3.3.6 Restriction Analysis. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.17 for Managing Restriction Sites.. See section 1.18 for Virtual Digest.. In ApE, after opening a molecule you should open the “Enzyme Selection Dialog” to select the appropriate enzymes and then open the “Digestion window” to view the results. ANNOTATE FEATURES USING LIBRARY 3.3.5 Annotate Features Using Library a.k.a Auto annotations. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.25 for Auto annotations.. In ApE you can go to “Features” – ”Annotate Features Using Library” from the main menu (Figure 3.3.5.1) to search for annotations from the ApE providedlibrary.
VIEWING AND EDITING ANNOTATIONS PRIMER SUMMARY TABLE The Paired Primer Summary Table (Figure 1.19.7.4) displays all the primer pairs from the project and the same criteria as before in addition to the PCR product size and the melting temperature difference. Click the product size to see the PCR product of the primer pair. You can unpair a primer pair by selecting it and clicking"Detach Pair".
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CLONING | GENOME COMPILER MANUAL Step 2: Destination Vector. Your recipient plasmid needs to be in the Materials box. If it is not already in our library, you can import it (more on our import feature in section 1.4), or find it in the NCBI database (more on NCBI search in section 1.9).Once your plasmid is in the Materials box, find it using the search in the Materials box (seesection 1.7).
GENOME COMPILER LIBRARY 1.3.1 Genome Compiler Library. This library comes with thousands of preloaded genomes, plasmids, and parts from many databases including Addgene, iGEM, Sigma Alrich, Synberc and more. These libraries can be found in the Materials box by expanding the "Library" folder (Figure1.3.1.1 ).
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A table will appear in a new tab under "Annotations" (Figure 1.26.3).The annotations shown are the main annotations in green as well as sub annotations in white (see sections 1.25 for auto annotations & 2.4 for manual annotations). AUTO ANNOTATING SEQUENCES Step 2 - Add or import parts to the auto annotation folder. From an opened project select the appropriate part, right click and select "Add to annotation library" (Figure 2.1.2 ). You will then be prompted to select which custom folder to save the part to. Figure 2.1.2: Add parts to auto annotation library from project. Or batch import partsIMPORT FROM GENBANK
Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: - See section 1.8 for NCBI nucleotide search and import. In SnapGene you can import a sequence from GenBank by specifying the accession number. In order to open the “Import from GenBank” dialogue (Figure 3.4.5.1) you should open the “File” drop downmenu and
ORF FINDER | GENOME COMPILER MANUAL 3.2.14 ORF Finder a.k.a ORF Detection. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.23 for ORF Detection.. To identify ORFs in a DNA or RNA sequence, in Vector NTI you should open the Molecule Display Window and either click on the ORF Finder button in the main tool bar (Figure 3.2.14.1) or go through the main menu and select “Analyses ALIGNMENTS SUMMARY TABLE Share on Twitter Share on Google Share on Facebook Share on WeiboShare on Instapaper
PRIMER SUMMARY TABLE The Paired Primer Summary Table (Figure 1.19.7.4) displays all the primer pairs from the project and the same criteria as before in addition to the PCR product size and the melting temperature difference. Click the product size to see the PCR product of the primer pair. You can unpair a primer pair by selecting it and clicking"Detach Pair".
ATTACHING PRIMERS TO A PROJECT Step 3: Viewing Results and Choosing Primers to Attach. After selecting the "Find primer" button the Results tab in the Attach Primers dialog will expand and list all of the primers that match the project according to your search settings. The primer name, strand, location, Tm, primer sequence and root library will be displayed inthe table.
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IMPORTING ALIGNMENTS 2) Via the alignment tool in the opened template project. You can import sequences to align by first opening your template project where you would like to run the alignment. Then open the alignment tool settings, by clicking on the "Align" button in the tool bar. See section 1.24.1 for details. Then upload your alignment sequences byselecting
EDITING ALIGNMENT SEQUENCES Editing the Alignment Sequences. Aligned sequences can only be edited via right click menus in the following ways: If an addition exists in the aligned sequence, either select “Add to template” or “Delete from alignment” (Figure 1.24.5.1 ). Figure 1.24.5.1: Addition in alignment. If a gap exists in the aligned sequence, either select RESTRICTION ANALYSIS 3.3.6 Restriction Analysis. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.17 for Managing Restriction Sites.. See section 1.18 for Virtual Digest.. In ApE, after opening a molecule you should open the “Enzyme Selection Dialog” to select the appropriate enzymes and then open the “Digestion window” to view the results. ANNOTATE FEATURES USING LIBRARY 3.3.5 Annotate Features Using Library a.k.a Auto annotations. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.25 for Auto annotations.. In ApE you can go to “Features” – ”Annotate Features Using Library” from the main menu (Figure 3.3.5.1) to search for annotations from the ApE providedlibrary.
VIEWING AND EDITING ANNOTATIONS PRIMER SUMMARY TABLE The Paired Primer Summary Table (Figure 1.19.7.4) displays all the primer pairs from the project and the same criteria as before in addition to the PCR product size and the melting temperature difference. Click the product size to see the PCR product of the primer pair. You can unpair a primer pair by selecting it and clicking"Detach Pair".
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IMPORTING ALIGNMENTS 2) Via the alignment tool in the opened template project. You can import sequences to align by first opening your template project where you would like to run the alignment. Then open the alignment tool settings, by clicking on the "Align" button in the tool bar. See section 1.24.1 for details. Then upload your alignment sequences byselecting
EDITING ALIGNMENT SEQUENCES Editing the Alignment Sequences. Aligned sequences can only be edited via right click menus in the following ways: If an addition exists in the aligned sequence, either select “Add to template” or “Delete from alignment” (Figure 1.24.5.1 ). Figure 1.24.5.1: Addition in alignment. If a gap exists in the aligned sequence, either select RESTRICTION ANALYSIS 3.3.6 Restriction Analysis. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.17 for Managing Restriction Sites.. See section 1.18 for Virtual Digest.. In ApE, after opening a molecule you should open the “Enzyme Selection Dialog” to select the appropriate enzymes and then open the “Digestion window” to view the results. ANNOTATE FEATURES USING LIBRARY 3.3.5 Annotate Features Using Library a.k.a Auto annotations. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.25 for Auto annotations.. In ApE you can go to “Features” – ”Annotate Features Using Library” from the main menu (Figure 3.3.5.1) to search for annotations from the ApE providedlibrary.
VIEWING AND EDITING ANNOTATIONS PRIMER SUMMARY TABLE The Paired Primer Summary Table (Figure 1.19.7.4) displays all the primer pairs from the project and the same criteria as before in addition to the PCR product size and the melting temperature difference. Click the product size to see the PCR product of the primer pair. You can unpair a primer pair by selecting it and clicking"Detach Pair".
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CLONING | GENOME COMPILER MANUAL Step 2: Destination Vector. Your recipient plasmid needs to be in the Materials box. If it is not already in our library, you can import it (more on our import feature in section 1.4), or find it in the NCBI database (more on NCBI search in section 1.9).Once your plasmid is in the Materials box, find it using the search in the Materials box (seesection 1.7).
GENOME COMPILER LIBRARY 1.3.1 Genome Compiler Library. This library comes with thousands of preloaded genomes, plasmids, and parts from many databases including Addgene, iGEM, Sigma Alrich, Synberc and more. These libraries can be found in the Materials box by expanding the "Library" folder (Figure1.3.1.1 ).
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A table will appear in a new tab under "Annotations" (Figure 1.26.3).The annotations shown are the main annotations in green as well as sub annotations in white (see sections 1.25 for auto annotations & 2.4 for manual annotations). AUTO ANNOTATING SEQUENCES Step 2 - Add or import parts to the auto annotation folder. From an opened project select the appropriate part, right click and select "Add to annotation library" (Figure 2.1.2 ). You will then be prompted to select which custom folder to save the part to. Figure 2.1.2: Add parts to auto annotation library from project. Or batch import partsIMPORT FROM GENBANK
Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: - See section 1.8 for NCBI nucleotide search and import. In SnapGene you can import a sequence from GenBank by specifying the accession number. In order to open the “Import from GenBank” dialogue (Figure 3.4.5.1) you should open the “File” drop downmenu and
ORF FINDER | GENOME COMPILER MANUAL 3.2.14 ORF Finder a.k.a ORF Detection. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.23 for ORF Detection.. To identify ORFs in a DNA or RNA sequence, in Vector NTI you should open the Molecule Display Window and either click on the ORF Finder button in the main tool bar (Figure 3.2.14.1) or go through the main menu and select “Analyses ALIGNMENTS SUMMARY TABLE Share on Twitter Share on Google Share on Facebook Share on WeiboShare on Instapaper
PRIMER SUMMARY TABLE The Paired Primer Summary Table (Figure 1.19.7.4) displays all the primer pairs from the project and the same criteria as before in addition to the PCR product size and the melting temperature difference. Click the product size to see the PCR product of the primer pair. You can unpair a primer pair by selecting it and clicking"Detach Pair".
ATTACHING PRIMERS TO A PROJECT Step 3: Viewing Results and Choosing Primers to Attach. After selecting the "Find primer" button the Results tab in the Attach Primers dialog will expand and list all of the primers that match the project according to your search settings. The primer name, strand, location, Tm, primer sequence and root library will be displayed inthe table.
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IMPORTING ALIGNMENTS 2) Via the alignment tool in the opened template project. You can import sequences to align by first opening your template project where you would like to run the alignment. Then open the alignment tool settings, by clicking on the "Align" button in the tool bar. See section 1.24.1 for details. Then upload your alignment sequences byselecting
EDITING ALIGNMENT SEQUENCES Editing the Alignment Sequences. Aligned sequences can only be edited via right click menus in the following ways: If an addition exists in the aligned sequence, either select “Add to template” or “Delete from alignment” (Figure 1.24.5.1 ). Figure 1.24.5.1: Addition in alignment. If a gap exists in the aligned sequence, either select RESTRICTION ANALYSIS 3.3.6 Restriction Analysis. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.17 for Managing Restriction Sites.. See section 1.18 for Virtual Digest.. In ApE, after opening a molecule you should open the “Enzyme Selection Dialog” to select the appropriate enzymes and then open the “Digestion window” to view the results. ANNOTATE FEATURES USING LIBRARY 3.3.5 Annotate Features Using Library a.k.a Auto annotations. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.25 for Auto annotations.. In ApE you can go to “Features” – ”Annotate Features Using Library” from the main menu (Figure 3.3.5.1) to search for annotations from the ApE providedlibrary.
VIEWING AND EDITING ANNOTATIONS PRIMER SUMMARY TABLE The Paired Primer Summary Table (Figure 1.19.7.4) displays all the primer pairs from the project and the same criteria as before in addition to the PCR product size and the melting temperature difference. Click the product size to see the PCR product of the primer pair. You can unpair a primer pair by selecting it and clicking"Detach Pair".
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IMPORTING ALIGNMENTS 2) Via the alignment tool in the opened template project. You can import sequences to align by first opening your template project where you would like to run the alignment. Then open the alignment tool settings, by clicking on the "Align" button in the tool bar. See section 1.24.1 for details. Then upload your alignment sequences byselecting
EDITING ALIGNMENT SEQUENCES Editing the Alignment Sequences. Aligned sequences can only be edited via right click menus in the following ways: If an addition exists in the aligned sequence, either select “Add to template” or “Delete from alignment” (Figure 1.24.5.1 ). Figure 1.24.5.1: Addition in alignment. If a gap exists in the aligned sequence, either select RESTRICTION ANALYSIS 3.3.6 Restriction Analysis. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.17 for Managing Restriction Sites.. See section 1.18 for Virtual Digest.. In ApE, after opening a molecule you should open the “Enzyme Selection Dialog” to select the appropriate enzymes and then open the “Digestion window” to view the results. ANNOTATE FEATURES USING LIBRARY 3.3.5 Annotate Features Using Library a.k.a Auto annotations. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.25 for Auto annotations.. In ApE you can go to “Features” – ”Annotate Features Using Library” from the main menu (Figure 3.3.5.1) to search for annotations from the ApE providedlibrary.
VIEWING AND EDITING ANNOTATIONS PRIMER SUMMARY TABLE The Paired Primer Summary Table (Figure 1.19.7.4) displays all the primer pairs from the project and the same criteria as before in addition to the PCR product size and the melting temperature difference. Click the product size to see the PCR product of the primer pair. You can unpair a primer pair by selecting it and clicking"Detach Pair".
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CLONING | GENOME COMPILER MANUAL Step 2: Destination Vector. Your recipient plasmid needs to be in the Materials box. If it is not already in our library, you can import it (more on our import feature in section 1.4), or find it in the NCBI database (more on NCBI search in section 1.9).Once your plasmid is in the Materials box, find it using the search in the Materials box (seesection 1.7).
GENOME COMPILER LIBRARY 1.3.1 Genome Compiler Library. This library comes with thousands of preloaded genomes, plasmids, and parts from many databases including Addgene, iGEM, Sigma Alrich, Synberc and more. These libraries can be found in the Materials box by expanding the "Library" folder (Figure1.3.1.1 ).
PROJECT ANNOTATIONS
A table will appear in a new tab under "Annotations" (Figure 1.26.3).The annotations shown are the main annotations in green as well as sub annotations in white (see sections 1.25 for auto annotations & 2.4 for manual annotations). AUTO ANNOTATING SEQUENCES Step 2 - Add or import parts to the auto annotation folder. From an opened project select the appropriate part, right click and select "Add to annotation library" (Figure 2.1.2 ). You will then be prompted to select which custom folder to save the part to. Figure 2.1.2: Add parts to auto annotation library from project. Or batch import partsIMPORT FROM GENBANK
Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: - See section 1.8 for NCBI nucleotide search and import. In SnapGene you can import a sequence from GenBank by specifying the accession number. In order to open the “Import from GenBank” dialogue (Figure 3.4.5.1) you should open the “File” drop downmenu and
ORF FINDER | GENOME COMPILER MANUAL 3.2.14 ORF Finder a.k.a ORF Detection. Details about this feature can be found in the main Genome Compiler user guide: See section 1.23 for ORF Detection.. To identify ORFs in a DNA or RNA sequence, in Vector NTI you should open the Molecule Display Window and either click on the ORF Finder button in the main tool bar (Figure 3.2.14.1) or go through the main menu and select “Analyses ALIGNMENTS SUMMARY TABLE Share on Twitter Share on Google Share on Facebook Share on WeiboShare on Instapaper
PRIMER SUMMARY TABLE The Paired Primer Summary Table (Figure 1.19.7.4) displays all the primer pairs from the project and the same criteria as before in addition to the PCR product size and the melting temperature difference. Click the product size to see the PCR product of the primer pair. You can unpair a primer pair by selecting it and clicking"Detach Pair".
ATTACHING PRIMERS TO A PROJECT Step 3: Viewing Results and Choosing Primers to Attach. After selecting the "Find primer" button the Results tab in the Attach Primers dialog will expand and list all of the primers that match the project according to your search settings. The primer name, strand, location, Tm, primer sequence and root library will be displayed inthe table.
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"I am excited to use Genome Compiler's combinatorial tools to plan my library assembly. I find the software very easy and intuitive to use for carrying out DNA manipulations. I especially like working with the amino acid mutation tool, and the new restriction sites dialogue to save and organize my restriction site groups." PHD Candidate, California Institute of Technology*
Edward Moh
"The software enables me to assemble DNA sequences of synthetic fusion proteins with ease; viewing the protein sequences and screening for restriction enzyme sites with just a click of a button. A quick and easy way to design constructs!.” PHD candidate, Macquarie University*
Ching Song
"Congratulations on your successful software! I find the iGEM parts most appealing. Genome Compiler received very good feedback from my iGEM students who found it very user friendly and intuitive. Genome Compiler are top designers!” Advisor to IGEM team, Professor at the University of Science and Technology in Beijing*
Akanksha Dubey
“Genome Compiler has an extremely user-friendly interface. I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to the Genome Compiler team who built this integrated platform that makes primer designing, genome alignment and cloning pretty easy. Additionally, their online webinars were very useful to explain molecular strategies to my undergraduatestudents.”
Post - Doctoral Fellow, Department of Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology, Yeungnam University, S. Korea*
Preeti Saroha
"Genome Compiler is the complete package for molecular biologists. I find it very intuitive compared to other software and really like using the cloning wizards for guiding my cloning designs." The Center for Bioseparation Technology, VIT University*
Anna Furches
"It's nice to know that your company is interested in tailoring your software to actual users. I will definitely spread the word aboutGenome Compiler."
ASTRO Postmaster's Research Intern in Genetic Engineering, Oak RidgeNational Laboratory
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