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SEQUENCHER Tour Guide for WindowsSEQUENCHER has been developed to work with a wide range of sequencing applications. For example, SEQUENCHER can be used for:
Creating assemblies for shotgun or EST sequencing projects
Editing contigs while viewing all relevant trace data
Assembling multiple sequences to a user-defined reference sequence
Polymorphism detection and annotation
Aligning cDNAs to their genomic sequence using the large gap algorithm
Discovery of heterozygous peaks
Creating difference reports for SNP discovery
Displaying restriction maps, ORF maps, protein translations
Automated vector and quality trimming
Macintosh and PC Support
SEQUENCHER is available for both Macintosh and PC platforms. This CD provides software for both environments. Instructions for touring a Macintosh SEQUENCHER demo are included with your CD.
What You Will Learn in This Tutorial
The purpose of this tutorial is to guide you through SEQUENCHER‘s core assembly and editing functions. Additional application-specific tutorials are included on your CD in PDF format. In this tutorial, you will:
Install the software
Create a new project
Import data
Trim sequences for quality
Assemble a contig
View and edit assembled chromatograms
Work with a reference sequence
View protein translations
Annotate sequence
Create a difference report from an alignment
Create a new sequence from a consensus
Create a summary report
Once you have mastered these techniques you will be ready to explore SEQUENCHER’s other powerful features.
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The basic idea here is to give web access to people who wander by, while limiting their ability to mess anything up. This setup was originally intended for trade shows, but it might be applicable other places you want to have a web browser going without having to babysit a computer. Following these instructions does not make your system bulletproof or idiot?proof.
You need a graphical browser
This document assumes that you already have a running graphical web browser, such as Netscape Navigator, on your system. You should have permission to use your graphical web browser. If you want to use Netscape Navigator in a commercial setting, you can buy a copy with appropriate license through Caldera.
You need to be able to add an account
If you don't have the right to be root, get the system administrator to add the ``guest'' account and give you ownership of guest's home directory.
