F-PROT anti-virus utility:
- Free
DOS version of their excellent F-PROT anti-virus
utility. Free for home users. Windows version only gets
a free trail version.
Anti-Virus Resources:
- This
is an independent service which will notify you of new
releases of the most popular anti-virus software such as
McAFEE, Thundbytes, and many others.
Antheprot:
- It
permits the analysis of a protein sequence and 3D
structure analysis.
AminoXpress:
- A multi-functional biochemsitry software package
integrated with modules such as Amino Acid Analysis,
Building Block Sort, Digestion, Elemental Analysis, Mass
Fragmentation, HPLC Retention Pattern, Isotopic Profile,
Combinatorial Library, Molecular Weight, Sequence
Parameters, Charge-pH Profile, ... ... The package can
be downloaded at
http://www.aminoXpress.com
(Updated 3/25/01).
Blast Client Software:
Basic
Local Alignment Search Tool. It uses amino acid and
nucleic acid fragments to search for similarities
(Updated 7/16/99).
Boxshade:
-
Pretty Printing and Shading of Multiple-Alignment files.
Chem2Pac:
- It
is intended to be a kind of computational chemistry
integrator, which has a multiple document interface, a
molecular rendering utility, and allows the manipulation
of various files (Updated 6/16/99).
Chime Plug-in:
- This will allow you to visualize
pdb files over the net. This program is a necessity if
you are a chemist or biochemist
Versions 2.0 and
Version 1.02.
MDL
(Updated 4/12/99)
ClustalW:
-
Is is a powerful tool to do sequence alignments
Deep Viewer:
- It
is an application that
provides a user friendly interface allowing to analyze
several proteins at the same time. The proteins can be
superimposed in order to deduce structural alignments
and compare their active sites or any other relevant
parts. Amino acid mutations, H-bonds, angles and
distances between atoms are easy to obtain thanks to the
intuitive graphic and menu interface (Updated 3/25/01).
DNATools:
-
Comprehensive software package for analysis of DNA and
protein sequences. Includes functions for handling small
EST projects and a complete set of functions for SAGE
analysis. Integrated programs: blast, formatdb,
clustalw, clustalx, genedoc (Updated 2/12/00).
EQS4WIN Lite:
- It is software that allows thermodynamic equilibrium
computation and it is a useful design aid in providing
an assessment of the possible behaviors of a complex
reacting chemical system at
Mathtrek Systems
(Updated 5/9/99)
Fasta:
-
Fast Alignment
Search Tool.
GeneDoc:
-
Multiple sequence alignment editor for MS/Windows.
GeneTree:
-
It is an experimental program for comparing gene and
species trees. It is available for both Windows and
Apple Macs.
ICM lite:
- It provides both
a command line and graphical interface, allowing the
user to take advantage of whichever medium suits their
needs best.
MOLMOL:
-
This is a really cool 3D viewer of molecules. It,
however requires a considerable amount of memory to run
efficiently
NDE:
-
(NEXUS Data Editor) is a program to create and edit
NEXUS format data files on computers running Microsoft
Windows 95/NT 4.0.
Net-Entrez:
- An important tool for search the various sequence
databases and the protein database.
Octopus:
- Alias Visual BLAST release 4.0, is the merger of
Visual BLAST-II and Visual FASTA (Updated 9/23/99).
pdb2pov:
- Molecular Raytracing. This program allows you to
convert pdb formatted files to povray.
PDBViewer:
- It is a good three-dimensional viewer. It
requires a considerable amount of memory to function
properly.
PDVIN:
-Protein Data Viewer for Windows
Phylip:
-
Phylogeny inference package (Updated 8/20/00).
PrestoPlot:
- A 2D plotting tool
for Win32 Platforms (Windows NT/ME/95/98/00) inspired by
Grace/xmgr (Updated 01/29/01).
Protein Explorer:
-
View, rotate, explore 3D structure of proteins, DNA,
RNA. Much easier to use than RasMol and much more
powerful. Clickable sequence-to-structure. Color protein
by conservation/mutation from multiple protein sequence
alignment (Updated 8/20/00).
PSAAM:
- Protein Sequence Analysis and Modeling package used in
combination with the Protein Data Viewer for Windows.
Qmol:
-
A lightweight molecular
viewer for Windows 95/NT and X Windows (Updated
01/21/01).
RasMol:
-It
is the universal molecular modeling program. I would
suggest that everyone should have this program because
it allows visualization of molecules and it does not
require too much memory. It does require, however, that
you know its commands (Updated 5/3/99).
Rasmol 2.7.1:
- Rasmol 2.7.1 (Latest Version) RasMol version
2.7.0 combined Roger Sayle's version 2.6.4 with Herbert
Bernstein's CIF modified version 2.6_CIF(Rev 2) and with
Arne Mueller's version 2.6x1. This site is maintained
by
Bernstein and Sons (Updated
6/15/99).
Redasoft Visual Cloning 2000:
- is an exciting new
program for genetic map drawing and DNA sequence
analysis that is extensively integrated with the
Internet and will greatly improve efficiency and
productivity in your lab (Updated 12/11/00).
RNAdraw:
-
An integrated program for RNA secondary structure
calculation and analysis under 32-bit Microsoft Windows
(Updated 4/7/99)
SecTrace:
-
is designed to draw pictures ready for publication from
secondary structure prediction.
Seqverter 1.3:
- is a free Windows
95/98/NT sequence file format conversion utility by
GeneStudio, Inc. SeqVerter encapsulates a small subset
of the features offered by GeneStudio, a complete
sequence analysis suite.
Simpip and Simpow:
- (MSDOS)
a useful group of programs for simulating EPR spectra
(Updated 5/13/01).
Spectrum is a program
designed to read in a data file comprising aligned
character arrays (such as DNA sequence data) or distance
data in the form of a matrix, and perform some simple
spectral analysis procedures on that data.
STING:
-It is a WWW tool for
the simultaneous display of information about
macromolecular structure (in STING's Graphics Frame) and
sequence (in STING's Sequence Frame). Special attention
is given to MacroMolecular INTERFACE analysis (Updated
3/25/01).
Swiss-PdbViewer:
- is an application
that provides a user friendly interface allowing to
analyse several proteins at the same time. The proteins
can be superimposed in order to deduce structural
alignments and compare their active sites or any other
relevant parts. Amino acid mutations, H-bonds, angles
and distances between atoms are easy to obtain thanks to
the intuitive graphic and menu interface (Updated
3/25/01).
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