[BiO BB] Determining non-coding regions in a DNA sequence
Sudhindra.Gadagkar at notes.udayton.edu
Sudhindra.Gadagkar at notes.udayton.edu
Mon Jun 20 10:54:36 EDT 2005
Vibhor,
There may be others, but I know GrailExp
(http://compbio.ornl.gov/grailexp/) does what you are looking for. And
it's free.
Good luck,
Sudhindra Gadagkar
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[BiO BB] Determining non-coding regions in a DNA sequence
Hello,
Is there a program that could determine the non-coding regions (and other
elements such as repeat elements, coding regions etc) that are present
within a given DNA sequence. Thanking you all.
Mr. Vibhor Gupta
Research Associate (Chromatin and Gene Expression Group)
Division of Immunity and Infection - Anatomy
Institute of Biomedical Research
University of Birmingham
Birmingham - B15 2TT
Email: v.gupta.1 at bham.ac.uk
Telephone number: 0121-4158684
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