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Stratagene Oligo:
Program Name:
Oligo
Version:
6.50
Operating Systems:
WIN32, MAC, LINUX
Programming Language:
C/C++
Programming Availability:
Source code
Oligo is licensed under the modified General Public License, version 3, both distribution and usage terms can be found in Oligo package.
You can get more information about Oligo package from:
-Oligo package readme file that is located in the source package.
-Frogga's webpage www.frogga.com
-Visit Oligo's Users Mailing list
License:
gpl3
Bug Reporting:
via our e-mail list
GNU AWK version 4.2 is a stable release of the GNU Awk programming language. This version provides several changes for the GNU Awk core developers.
Bugs Fixed:
* Fixed a bug in Awk to case-insensitive matching. (ALVORD)
* Fixed a bug in Awk numbers. With previous versions of AWK, 10^2 = 100, 10^3 = 1000, 10^4 = 10000. With GNU AWK 4.2, this behavior is no more. 10^2 = 100, 10^3 = 1000, 10^4 = 10000. (ALVORD)
Affected Routines:
* Awk, gawk, nawk, mawk
GNU Awk version 4.1.1 is a stable release of the GNU Awk programming language.
Bugs Fixed:
* Fixed a strange report about '', '(', '+' and ','. Previously, they were all reported as syntax error. (ALVORD)
Affected Routines:
* Awk, gawk, nawk, mawk
The GNU Awk programming language version 4.1 is a stable release of the GNU Awk programming language.
Bugs Fixed:
* GNU Awk now uses a new function library.
* GNU Awk now uses the -Z option of DYNAMICARRAY. The old -z option is deprecated. (ALVORD)
Affected Routines:
* Awk, gawk, nawk, mawk
The GNU Awk programming language version 4.0 is a stable release of the GNU Awk programming language. This is a
Oligo Crack + With License Key Free PC/Windows
Look up sequences in the DNA/protein sequence database and nearby regions in genomic or cDNA sequences. Search for protein homologs with translation or blast. Look for restriction enzyme sites, synthetic genes (genes with multiple UAs in exons), primers, probe sequences, RNA secondary structures, motifs, repeats and SSR loci. Search against a single sequence or multiple sequences at once.
Search for protein-binding sites, miRNAs and siRNAs, to design cDNA primers, probes and single strand oligonucleotides.
Check for single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), short tandem repeats (STRs), haplotypes, mutation, hybridization, dimerization, alternative splicing, open reading frames (ORFs) and other products.
Compute DNA and RNA secondary structures and probe local stability. Identify possible false priming.
Find primers and probes according to protocol or according to position (e.g., in the 3' or 5' UTR). Scan multiple regions in a single sequence with multiple primer/probe sets. Set scoring or scoring ranges to optimize the results.
Set up custom scoring routines for the minimum, average or maximum number of permissive matches with the optimal melting temperature (Tm). For a list of features see 
Search and design for primers:
Find a suitable primer from a list. Over 28,000 primers, 400,000 samples. Testing with "universal" primers.
Note: The shortest primers available for most sequences are only 14 bases, use those with caution.
Search and design primers for target regions with specified melting temperature and amplicon size:
Make a primer search for a target region. Search the nucleotide sequence using multiple parameters, multiple file formats and multiple algorithms (Taqman, Herculase and Hot Start).
Use standard PCR primers, Pfu TaqMan primers or Hot Start primers to amplify the target. Save the results as a.srt file for future use.
Design primers for PCR using default and custom primer selection parameters:
Use the Inbuilt PCR Database to quickly and confidently find the optimal set of PCR primers to amplify any DNA.
For example:
The difference between the top two boxed areas is important, because the primers designed with the parameters specific for your target are chosen more precisely.
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