DNAssist

by Hugh Patterton

A proprietary software used in the analysis of DNA samples

Operating system: Windows

Publisher: Hugh Patterton

Release : DNAssist 3.11

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This software is proprietary, DNAssist however has a free trial run which offers clients an opportunity to test the software before they actually buy it. It is used in the analysis of DNA strands which is normally done in big laboratories with custom-made software, this application, therefore, makes this important software in medical advancement to the everyday Joe.

The layout of the interface is basic which is just right for the job because too much graphics is not the main objective for such software. The graphic buttons which have been included in the interface such as the open file, cut, paste, print, redo, undo, save, and new makes the interface very intuitive and easy to use.

 It has features that are common to any Windows window, there is a file tab, edit, convert, analyze, option, views, windows, and help tabs. It has an option for copying, cutting, and pasting which is a plus because they are natural intuitive functions normal to a most windows word processor. In addition, the application has a feature in the options tab where one can change the font size, type, and length the help tab has other resources that can be used to find out more about the software.

The convert tab has various functions such as circularize, linearize, reverse-complement, as well as the conversion of DNA to RNA, RNA to DNA, DNA to protein, RNA to protein, and reverse translation. The analyses available for a technician include DNA sequence translation to amino sequence into 1 phase, 3 phase, or 6 phase. It also allows for an analyst to find patterns in output and its ORFs. The application though its analyze tab identifies the properties of a sample in regards to its physicochemical, hydrophobic, hydrophilic, and antigenic abilities. The analyze tab also has features such as restriction mapping, transcription factors, nucleosome positions, alignment, randomize of samples, and many more.

The application is fast in its installation and the package itself is small therefore beneficial to small laboratory or for educational purposes
Features:

  • A wide array of analysis features such as DNA sequence translation, restriction mapping, transcription factors, nucleosome positions, etc
  • Features common to any windows window and word processor
  • Easy to use interface which is clutter-free and basic enough for the task
  • Easily identifiable shortcut buttons that have common and intuitive graphics
  • Change the font size, type, and length
- Windows operating system equipped PC
- Adequate hard drive space for software installation
- Internet access for software updates

PROS
Offers a variety of DNA sequence analysis tools in one platform.
User-friendly interface makes it easy for beginners.
Allows visualization of DNA sequences, aiding in interpretation.

CONS
Lacks advanced features for professional DNA sequencing and analysis.
Interface could be more user-friendly and intuitive.
Limited customer support and troubleshooting assistance.
DNAssist 3.10 (1.76 MB)
DNAssist 3.11 (2.87 MB)
image/svg+xmlBotttsPablo Stanleyhttps://bottts.com/Florian Körner Leo
DNAssist for Windows is a software used for analyzing and editing DNA samples. It has the format similar to a word processor which I believe makes the software much easier to navigate throughout for people that are going to be utilizing it. Which also gives you the option to have open multiple editor windows which is definitely a lifesaver and who wouldn't find that useful!
image/svg+xmlBotttsPablo Stanleyhttps://bottts.com/Florian Körner Adam
DNAssist for Windows is similar to the Apple-OS program DNA Strider. The beauty of DNAssist for Windows is that the investigator does not have to resequence the DNA coding, in order for it to be analyzed. This DNAssist is a very novel advancement, saving the investigator a great amount of time, because it is a simple interface for your computer where you can just directly enter the information to be analyzed, and get a complete result much faster.
image/svg+xmlBotttsPablo Stanleyhttps://bottts.com/Florian Körner Ruaridh B.
DNAssist is a free, open-source software package designed to help scientists and researchers analyze and interpret DNA sequence data. It provides a wide range of features, including sequence analysis, multiple sequence alignment, motif and pattern search, phylogenetic tree construction, and visualization. DNAssist is designed to be easy to use and is suitable for users with any level of experience.
image/svg+xmlBotttsPablo Stanleyhttps://bottts.com/Florian Körner Ewan Tokos
I have been using the DNAssist software for the past few months. I find it to be a comprehensive and easy to use software for sequence analysis. It offers a range of tools for multiple sequence alignment, motif discovery and phylogenetic tree construction. It also provides a number of interactive visualization tools to explore data. I have been able to successfully use it to analyse and compare DNA sequences with great results. It also allows me to store my data conveniently in a single file. Furthermore, it has a wide range of options to customize my analysis. Overall, I am quite satisfied with the performance of the software.
image/svg+xmlBotttsPablo Stanleyhttps://bottts.com/Florian Körner Robert G********f
I recently tried the DNAssist software and found it to be easy to use. The tutorial was helpful in getting me familiarized with the software. The interactive features were quite useful while analyzing and interpreting the data. The software produced accurate results quickly. The graphical representation of the data was also helpful.
image/svg+xmlBotttsPablo Stanleyhttps://bottts.com/Florian Körner Thomas Paleo
This software is designed to aid in DNA sequence analysis and manipulation. It provides tools for sequence alignment, restriction enzyme analysis, and PCR primer design. It also includes features for identifying open reading frames, calculating molecular weight, and analyzing protein sequences. Overall, it is a useful tool for researchers in the field of molecular biology.
image/svg+xmlBotttsPablo Stanleyhttps://bottts.com/Florian Körner Cole
Easy to use, excellent visualization, suitable for beginners.
image/svg+xmlBotttsPablo Stanleyhttps://bottts.com/Florian Körner Jay
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