winarl35.zip | Contains WinArl35.exe, arlecore64.exe, R graphic functions, XML stylescheet, and example files. |
arlecore_win.zip | Contains 32 and 64 bit versions of arlecore, as well as a bash script to automatically analyse all arlequin project files present in a given directory. Read the arlecore readme file before using it. |
arlsumstat_win.zip | Contains 32 and 64 bit versions of arlsumstat.exe to compute summary statistics from arlequin projects, a summary statistics definition file, and a bash script to launch it in a Linux environment (you need to install cygwin under windows) . Read the arlsumstat readme file before using it. |
Example files_win.zip | Contains examples of arlequin projects. |
test_arlsumstat.zip | Example of the usage of arlsumstat to calculate summary statistics from arlequin projects generated by simcoal3. The bash script test_arlsumstat.sh will call simcoal3 to simulate a sample drawn from a stationary population and studied at 10 microsatellite loci. Simulated samples will be then analyzed with arlsumstat and output written to a new file. |
The latest version of the much-loved BBEdit from Bare Bones Software might be the best text editor you can find on the Mac. The same, even better: The text editor is 25 years old, but Bare. If you are one of the Mac users who experiences problems with the wrapper that we provide, there are alternative options for running MEGA on a Mac system. For instance, MEGA can be run using virtualization or emulation software. Download BioEdit - Create and edit text documents with biological sequences using this feature-rich application that has many import and export options. Sequence Alignment Software Editor's Picks. BioEdit - a free and very popular free sequence alignment editor for Windows. Has not been actively developed for several years, but still gets excellent reviews. CodonCode Aligner - A powerful sequence alignment program for Windows and Mac OS X. Free demo downloads (no forms), 30-day fully functional. Contains 64-bit Mac OS X version of arlsumstat to compute summary statistics from arlequin projects, a summary statistics definition file, and a bash script to launch it in a Linux environment. Read the arlsumstat readme file before using it. Example fileslinux.zip: Contains examples of arlequin projects.
If you plan to use arlecore or arlsumstat under windows, you will need to dowload cygwin or msys to be able to run Linux bash script under windows. Note that bash scripts are run under windows with cygwin or msys installed by calling the bash command (e.g. bash test_arlsumstat.sh).Here is also a link on the R-statistical package to download R if you want to be able to generate graphics from Arlequin XML output files.
Bioedit Software For Windows 10
Developer: Tom Hall
Supported platforms: Windows 95 and higher
Download: http://www.mbio.ncsu.edu/BioEdit/bioedit.html
Features
View Quality scores
No
View raw data
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Yes
Assembly
Yes, but you have to manually align up each sequence and manually create a consensus sequence (which other programs are very good at).
Input file formats
ABI files (.abi and .ab1), FASTA, Genbank, Fasta, Phylip 3.2, Phylip 4, GCG, Clustal, and NBRF/PIR formats (a complete list can be found in the manual).
Output file formats
ABI files, text files, FASTA, Genbank, Fasta, Phylip 3.2, Phylip 4, GCG, Clustal, and NBRF/PIR formats (a complete list can be found in the manual).
Trimming
No trimming of low quality regions
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Integrated Blast
Yes
Open multiple windows
Yes
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Edit bases
Yes
ABI limits (regions outside of clear range region are displayed in grey)
No
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Other functions
- Reverse complement sequence
- Rudimentary phylogenetic tree viewer
- Plasmid drawing and restriction site mapping
- Translation
- ClustalW multiple sequence alignment
A complete list can be found on the BioEdit website
Cost
Free, but no longer maintained. The website seems to also be down these days. We have a copy of the installer if anyone wants to get a copy.
Comments
BioEdit is free and provides many basic functions for protein and nucleic sequence editing, alignment, manipulation and analysis. The software can still be downloaded but it is no longer maintained. If you only need a trace viewer or want to do basic editing other free software options are better because they have more trimming options and display the quality values (phred scores). However, if you are looking for a free alignment program BioEdit might be right for you.