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Change Log...

Version 1.2.1

Recompiled it to be Sierra (10.12) compatible. I think it should be compatible with previous OS X versions as well.

Version 1.2

Recompiled it to be Lion (10.8) compatible.

Changed icon.

Version 1.1

Added a clear button to get rid of the previous input sequence.

About Sequence Converter 1.0 Read Me...

This is a native Mac OS X (cocoa) program that very simply converts a sequence (which may contain non DNA bases) to a DNA sequence and its reverse compliment. This program removes any non-DNA base characters from the sequences, so you can easily paste a sequence from GenBank into this program; however, if you include the header information, any base characters (GATCgatc) will be included in the sequence--so don't do this. When the degenerate box is checked, the program accepts the degenerate bases N or n. It also gives GC content and DNA sequence length.

I basically wrote this program for two reasons 1) I wanted something to do this conversion very quickly and in OS X, and 2) I wanted to play around with programming in OS-X. I think I accomplished both.

For questions or comments, please contact me (Michael Goodson)via Twitter: @mlgoodson

I Created this program in the laboratory of Dr. Martin Privalsky at the University of California, Davis. I would also like to extend my gratitude to the PhRMA Foundation and the National Institutes of Health for their financial support while I developed this application.

It's Free...

This program and its source code may be freely used, distributed or modified as the user sees fit.

Legal Stuff...

Neither I, the University of California, the PhRMA Foundation, or the NIH make any warrantees, either express or implied about this program, nor do any of the previously mentioned entities accept any liability for damages incurred directly or indirectly from the use of this program. Use it at your own risk.

Source: ReadMe.md, updated 2017-01-19