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PFAAT is a Java-based multiple sequence alignment editor and viewer designed for protein family analysis. You can download PFAAT from http://pfaat.sourceforge.net/

The Wiley DNA Editor is a simple tool to handle DNA sequence information up to 100 kbp using java script in your browser window. The main idea is to install nothing but start cloning. Here we handle the development and the bug reports. The Wiley DNA Editor can be used from our homepage - or the files available in the download section.

RDML-Ninja is an editor for qPCR data. It is the reference implementation for the RDML data standard allowing to visualize, edit and reanalyze qPCR data.

GenomeView is a genome browser and annotation editor that displays reference sequence, annotation, multiple alignments, short read alignments and graphs. Most major data formats are supported. Local and internet files can be loaded. This project has moved to GitHub: https://github.com/GenomeView/genomeview

Pathomx is a workflow-based tool for the analysis and visualisation of experimental data. Initially created as a tool for metabolomic data analysis is has been extended and can now be used for any scientific and non-scientific data analysis.

The flNeuronTool allows users to reconstruct and proofread neuronal morphologies in light microscopy images. The system incorporates automatic tracing and manual editing of neuron reconstruction into a cooperative 3D interactive visualization-assisted environment, which is a powerful tool for analysis of complex neuronal images.

Molecular-based diagnostic assays are the gold standard for infectious diseases today, since they allow a rapid and sensitive identification and typing of various pathogens. While PCR can be designed to be specific for a certain pathogen, a subsequent sequence analysis is frequently required for confirmation or typing. The design of appropriate PCR-based assays is a complex task, especially when conserved discriminating polymorphisms are rare or if the number of types which need to be...

Cloe (Closure Editor) is a graphical, Java based tool used for editing contigs, resolving contig features, and closing both sequencing and physical gaps.

The goal of Picklist Editor is to display and modify pick lists before spot picking (in proteomics).

ZAE is a Zoomable multiple sequence Alignment Editor

User friendly PDB (Protein Data Bank) file editor with graphic user interface for protein crystallographers to expedite selective parallel edit / data extraction / analysis of their PDB files

Mathematics, Chemistry and Bio-informatics semantic knowledge editor and simulation environment. It should serve as interactive science learning program or science classroom notebook and workshop.

dna2abc turns DNA sequences into musical sequences. The key feature is the rule editor; a rule is a regular expression paired with a Tcl script. dna2abc scans a DNA sequence, testing each regular expression: if it matches, the Tcl script is run.

COB editor is a collaborative editor for biological ontology (e.g., Gene Ontology) building. Building on the idea of modular ontology from KR research, it supports multiple people to work on the same ontology.

The LexGrid Editor is an Eclipse-based open source tool for authoring, viewing, and maintaining lexical resources that conform to a formal terminology model. Resources can be developed locally or viewed in context of a networked 'grid' of terminologies

DNAGalaxy is an attempt to produce an open-source bioinformatics software alternative to the expensive DNAStar Lasergene software. Its features currently include Blast and Entrez searching, a frontend to clustal and a sequence editor. It requires java1.5

The goal of the GeneJock Project is to produce an Open Source DNA sequence editor that is cross-platform, full featured and extensible. A second goal (which may become more important), is the development of a C++ library for biological data manipulation.

** IMPORTANT NOTICE ** 10 Feb 2006 Code is being moved to the SMI subversion repository (http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/owl/trunk/) Project will continue to be open source. ProtegeOWL info at: http://protege.stanford.edu/overview/protege-owl.html