SEQ: a nucleotide sequence analysis and recombination system

Douglas L. Brutlag; Joshua S. Clayton; P. Friedland; Laurence H. Kedes

doi:10.1093/nar/10.1.279

January 1, 1982Nucleic Acids ResearchOpen Access

SEQ: a nucleotide sequence analysis and recombination system

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The aim is to develop a computer program that can analyze nucleotide sequences and predict outcomes of recombinant DNA experiments.
Developed an interactive computer program for nucleotide sequence analysis.
Included procedures for manipulation of sequences to simulate experiments.
Ensured self-documenting features for user guidance.
The program allows accurate analysis and manipulation of nucleotide sequences.
Successfully simulates various recombinant DNA scenarios.
Provides documentation that aids users in understanding functionalities.

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Interactive computer program analyzes nucleotide sequences and simulates recombinant DNA outcomes.

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SEQ is an interactive, self-documenting computer program that contains procedures for the analysis of nucleotide sequences and the manipulation of such sequences to allow the simulation and prediction of the results of recombinant DNA experiments.

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