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The newly released version of DNASIS MAX has several new features:
Visit the DNASIS MAX v3.0 product page for more information or Download the 14-day Free Trial.
MiraiBio’s sequence analysis software, DNASIS MAX, has been around for a long time and is used world-wide. Researchers who need accurate results for their papers have found their answer in DNASIS MAX. Here is a short list of published articles that cite DNASIS MAX:
An online social community for nearly every niche exists on the internet. MiraiBio understands this so now, there is one for the Luminex Community, MasterPlex Community, and DNASIS Community.
In addition to the online community members, MiraiBio’s own employees will be browsing around as well joining in on all the conversations. So whether you were just curious about something or need help troubleshooting, feel free to drop by and start a converation!
DNASIS MAX has the ability to search for homologous sequences to your sequence with BLAST (Basic Local Alignment Search Tool). BLAST finds regions of local similarity between sequences. The program compares nucleotide or protein sequences to sequence databases and calculates the statistical significance of matches. BLAST can be used to infer functional and evolutionary relationships between sequences as well as help identify members of gene families.
The following procedure guides you through utilizing BLAST against NCBI’s sequence databases.
DNASIS MAX has the ability to search for homologous sequences to your sequence with Blast which is
useful in judging if the sequence is novel or even add annotations from known gene information. The following procedure guides you through utilizing Blast against an internal sequence database.
DNASIS MAX uses the Primer3 engine for designing primers, which is one of the most frequently used procedures in daily research. The following procedure guides you through designing primers utilizing the DNASIS MAX interface.
