Harvard iGEM 2011

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Create your own zinc finger protein sequences using the Python 2.7 program created by Kristin Barclay and Nida Naushad for Harvard iGEM 2011.

Email Kristin Barclay (kri.barclay at gmail) for the password to the zip archive.

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