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    SpecProc

    SpecProc

    SpecProc is a general processing tool for MassLynx data.

    ...At last, the mighty SpecProc is available to all. This is version 1.14 packed with new features that nobody asked for. This includes tof and quad data, spectrum and chromatogram extraction. Note that methods (olp) files created with earlier versions might throw an error when you try an import them. But hey, a small price to pay. They can only ever have a few things in them anyway. SpecProc is a general processing tool for MassLynx data. With you can query spectra and ask questions about the data’s intensity, resolution and mass difference. ...
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    Pipebar

    A fast and accurate pipeline for DNA barcoding analysis.

    ...Here we proposed a pipeline for DNA chromatograms analysis of Sanger platform by open-source tools integration in order to reduce cost with standard commercial licences ensuring high quality, robustness with reduced time. Pipebar is a python application created to automatization of processing chromatogram trace files to high-quality DNA sequences for downstream analyses.
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    basecv

    BCV is DNA base caller with vocabulary

    The Base Calling with Vocabulary (BCV) software package is intended for analysis of direct (population) sequencing chromatograms using known vocabulary sequences similar to the target DNA. The current version of BCV can only process chromatogram files obtained on Applied Biosystems capillary sequencing machines (ABIF file format).
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    MionChrom

    Signal processing for chromatography

    MionChrom interprets ASCII data from GC-C-IRMS systems, plots it, identifies peaks and autointegrates the results. The user can manually integrate peaks with different tools. The results is reported in *.XLS, *.TXT and *.PNG. ------------------------------------------------------ MionChrom is soon to be replaced by MionMass which isn't a open sourced project.
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    sigMan is a utility for the analysis of time-dependent signals, especially electropherogram/chromatogram data. It is no longer being actively updated or maintained by me (Nathan Cermak) as of January 2011, for lack of any users.
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    BushMan is a web interface and a quality assurance tool for biological sequence assembly. It is a small application that helps process chromatograms, and it assembles using Phred and Phrap. It produces a FASTA formatted consensus sequence.
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