DNA Chromatogram Explorer

Application data
Principal bioinformatics method(s)	Chromatogram management, Chromatogram viewer, conversion
Technology	Sanger
Created at	HeracleSoftware
Maintained?	Yes
Input format(s)	FASTA, SCF, ABI, GenBank, SEQ, TXT
Output format(s)	FASTA, SCF, SEQ, TXT
Software features	Portable. Does not require installation. Can run from USB stick. Only 1MB.
Programming language(s)	Mix
Licence	The lite version is freeware. Pro version is shareware.
Operating system(s)	Windows

Summary: DNA Chromatogram Explorer is a Windows Explorer clone dedicated to DNA sequence analysis and manipulation. You can view the chromatograms while browsing through folders using its integrated file explorer. With a single click you can trim the low quality bases at the end of your samples. The Lite version of Chromatogram Explorer is freeware. [[1]]

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DNA Chromatogram Explorer is a Windows Explorer clone dedicated to DNA sequence analysis and manipulation. You can view the chromatograms while browsing through folders using its integrated file explorer. With a single click you can trim the low quality bases at the end of your samples. The Lite version of Chromatogram Explorer is freeware.

With DNA Chromatogram Explorer you can:

   * Display sample's content as you browse through your folders
   * Highlight low quality regions
   * Manually trim low quality end
   * Automatically trim low quality ends (batch)
   * Convert between miscellaneous formats
   * View FASTA, SEQ, TXT samples
   * View SCF, ABI, AB, AB!, AB1 samples
   * View sample's properties & statistics
   * View quality values
   * Extract bases from chromatograms (copy to clipboard)
   * Disk operations (delete samples, move, etc)

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