Features of Geneious Pro
Geneious Pro™ is an integrated and extendable software platform for the organization and analysis of biological data that runs on all major operating systems. Geneious Pro is a revolutionary bioinformatic tool that combines industry-leading DNA and protein analysis tools into a single package that is both ultra-powerful and easy to use. Scientists, researchers and students are able to search, organize and analyze genomic and protein information of any size via a single powerful desktop program that provides publication-ready images to enhance the impact of your research.
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- Assemble 454, SOLiD™ and Illumina™
- Reference and de novo assembly
- Hybrid (mixed data) assembly
- Paired-end and mate pair assembly
- Velvet, Maq, Bowtie on Geneious Server™
- Chromatogram assembly of Sanger data
- Import Sequencher data from .CAF file
- Assemble by name
- Call secondary peaks
- Phase variation and heterozygous INDELs (coming soon!)
- ClustalW (Greenbutton™ enabled)
- MUSCLE and MAFFT alignment
- Kalign plugin (coming soon)
- Translation and profile alignment
- MAUVE genome alignment
- MrBayes (Greenbutton™ enabled)
- PAUP* interface including ModelTest
- NJ, UPGMA and PhyML
- Bootstrapping and consensus trees
- Interactive tree viewing
- Restriction digest
- Show non-cutting enzymes
- Virtual gel
- One-step insert fragment into vector
- Three-step Gateway® cloning
- PCR primers and probes with Primer3
- Primers on alignments and assemblies
- Built-in primer database
- Test existing primers vs sequence
- Sequencing & multiplex primers (coming soon)
- BLAST and custom BLAST search
- Local search
- Sequence search
- Literature search
- Automated search agents
Predict, Manipulate and Annotate
- ORFs, repeats, CpG islands
- SNPs, INDELs, CNVs
- Protein secondary structure
- Cleavage sites, transcription factors
- Antigenic regions, Pfam domains
- 3D structures
- Sequences, alignments, assemblies
- Annotations, SNPs, restriction sites
- Phylogenetics trees
- Dot plot, virtual gel
- RNA secondary structure